Hey,
I have a flow i would like to build but am getting pretty confused on creating it by the names and labels of each step. The company i work for has Jira, and many projects within it. I want to grab 1 project , and all the open tickets in that project, then send myself and my team a list of those tickets.
It looks like on the flow i setup to test, the results of "Get Projects" is getting the first ticket in each project , then the next step is "Get issue by Key" is error-ing out saying my unique key doesnt exist, although when i look at the results of "Get Projects" I see it there. For this post the project would be called "Development" and the project Key would be "DEV"
1) I want only Tickets that have the Key "DEV"
2) What is the best way to approach this?
Hi @jestes ,
I have checked the ProjectArray returned by the Get Projects action mentioned in the Online doc, it seems that it does not contain the issueKey.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/jira/#actions
The parameter required by Get issue by key action is issuekey, and you seem to be populating the Project Key.
I am wondering if there is no successful run case in Flow run history. It seems that you should first determine if the Project Type is an issue, and then use the Project key to get the issue.
Best Regards,
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