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We have seen that error when the issue type of the issue has been changed using the Jira Cloud REST API between 2 issue types with different workflows. For some reason, Jira Allows to perform the change but then there are some inconsistencies when dealing with the statuses of the issue.
Exalate uses the Jira cloud rest API so it's also affected by this, this error might be happening because in your incoming processor you are trying to set the issue type
issue.type = replica.type //or issue.typeName = replica.typeName //or similars
To avoid this situation I would recommend only changing the types if you know they share the same workflow, the other approach is only setting the type on the first sync (when issue is created by exalate)
if(firstSync){ //only set the type in the firstSync block issue.typeName = replica.typeName }
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This is the error that we have. Any idea on how to fix that?