How to create jira issue in servicenow flow designer
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11-03-2024 06:41 PM
https://noderegister.service-now.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0793102
If you look at this document, you can set up Connection Alias. This is missing from my instance. How do I set this up?
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11-03-2024 06:49 PM
@BoHyun Jung as per shared document, there is clearly mentioned about creating credential alias , seems you have missed out :
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11. Create the Credential Profile
Navigate to Connections & Credentials > Credentials >
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Once you have created it would be displaying.
Hope this will help you.
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11-04-2024 05:05 PM - edited 11-04-2024 05:07 PM
I think connection & credential Alias named sn_jira_spoke. Jira is automatically selected. Different connections are needed for different domains
Can't I choose Connection & Credential Alias from create issue action? I think the previous action was, but I can't choose it.
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11-04-2024 06:13 PM
@BoHyun Jung Create Separate Connection & Credential Aliases.
Go to Connections & Credentials > Credential Aliases and create a unique Connection & Credential Alias for each Jira domain, if they don’t already exist. Name them according to the domains, such as Jira Domain A and Jira Domain B.
Create Custom Actions in Flow Designer,Instead of using the default Create Issue action directly, create a new custom action for each domain that uses the appropriate Connection & Credential Alias.
In the custom action, select Jira Spoke as the integration, then configure it to use the specific alias (e.g., Jira Domain A for one action and Jira Domain B for another).
And finally ,use Domain-Based Logic in a Parent Flow:for example, if the domain is Domain A, use the custom Create Issue action tied to Jira Domain A; if it’s Domain B, route to the Jira Domain B action.
If makes sense.
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11-04-2024 06:39 PM
Hi @BoHyun Jung
Did you created the credential and connection profile as described in the below KB ?
https://support.servicenow.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0792632
Thanks and Regards
Amit Verma
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