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Hello,
You need to add a "User condition" component after the "when" condition in your automation. Create the "User condition" component as follows:
- Navigate to Automation Rules:
- Edit the Rule:
- Find the automation rule you want to restrict.
- Click on the rule to open its details.
- Add "IF: add a contition" type component
- Select "User condition"
- User: "User who triggered the event"
- Check to perform: "is not"
- Criteria: "Exalate"Add component
- Save changes
This will exit the automation in case the user who trigger the event is Exalate.
Kind regards,
Javier Pozuelo
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We noticed that we can easily reproduce a loop when we change a field value two times in a second frame when there is an automation rule associated with that field. In order to avoid this, and we also believe this is the reason why we have other issues with Exalate, we’d like to condition our code to not process events for Automation for Jira user. Do you know if this is possible? I will resume the issue we have here:
Hope is understandable enough, if not, please let me know.