Since I can't create a bug nor make a support request (JRASERVER-79311), I guess I'll make "suggestion": your new automation feature that replaced triggers doesn't work so great!

In one of my Spaces (aka Projects), I set up some Automation rules that work like this:

• When a Work item (aka Issue) is transitioned from a specific step in my workflow to another, if checks "If: Work item matched JQL "Team[Team]" = 192891f4-4523-31c7-ae7a-799f12375fbb-3 (that team's global ID, which is another bug I think you should address – see JRASERVER-79310 – but let's call that non-user-friendly GUID, Team A for this example.

so the conditions are:

– If Team = Team A
----- then assign it to Greg (Team A's dev lead)
– If Team = Team B
----- then assign it to Joe (Team B's dev lead)
– If Team = Team C
----- then assign it to Bob (Team C's dev lead)

and so on...

This automation will correctly process the first condition, when Team = Team A, but does not continue through these If...then...Else rules when Team = Team B, C or D.

Why not?  Shouldn't it walk though this sequence of conditions from A to D?  ...but it doesn't.  The Work item only get assigned properly when the very first rule meets the JQL passed in.

In short, I guess I'm trying to replicate a Case statement:

When Team = A THEN assign to Greg
When Team = B THEN assign to Joe
When Team = C THEN assign to Bob

Am I asking too much from Jira's new automation feature?