Issue Summary
Automation rule fail to trigger upon SLA breaches when using a 9-5 calendar, impacting the timely execution of automated actions.
Steps to Reproduce
- Set up a Service Desk project.
- Navigate to Project Settings > SLAs and configure an SLA with targets linked to the standard 9-5 working hours calendar (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM). You can utilize the default "Time to Resolution" SLA to demonstrate the issue.
- Create an automation rule with the following parameters:
- Trigger: SLA threshold breached, ensuring the "Breached" option is selected.
- Action: Choose any action you prefer to execute.
- Create a new issue just before 9:00 AM.
- The SLA will pause and commence at 9:00 AM in accordance with the 9-5 calendar.
- Wait until 5:00 PM:
- The SLA pauses again due to the 9-5 calendar schedule.
- Continue waiting until the following day at 9:00 AM:
- The SLA resumes and immediately breaches.
Expected Results
- The automation rule is not triggered.
Actual Results
- The automation rule should activate upon the SLA breach.
Workaround
- Modify the automation rule trigger to select "Breached by more than 5 minutes" instead of simply "Breached."
Currently there is no known workaround for this behavior. A workaround will be added here when available
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JIRAAUTOSERVER-188 SLA breached rules may not trigger if SLA stops exactly at end of a working day
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