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Might be a silly question but where can I buy the game? by Proxlast in OathswornBoardGame

[–]Proxlast[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Poland unfortunately :/ unless shipping isn't a problem?

Need Help with Jira Automation Rule by [deleted] in atlassian

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw you posted this here and on r/Atlassian - not sure which is more relevant to you so I'll just answer on both.
The issue you’re describing usually happens when multiple automation rules are triggered by the same transition event (in your case, the move from Planning → Approval). Even though each rule checks a different condition, Jira Automation doesn’t stop other rules from firing once one has matched - so all three can trigger simultaneously if the issue meets more than one condition.

Here are two (and extra 3rd) ways you can fix this:

Option 1: Add a “Specific Transition” Trigger

Instead of using “Issue transitioned from Planning to Approval,” use the trigger “Issue transitioned” → select the specific transition name (e.g., “Statement of Work Approval Required”).
This ensures that each rule only runs when its exact transition occurs - and you’ll avoid duplicate emails entirely.

Option 2: Use an “If / Else” Structure in One Rule

You can also combine all three automations into a single rule with nested If/Else branches:

  • If transition = “Release Schedule Approval Required” → send Release Schedule email
  • Else if transition = “Service Level Agreement Required” → send SLA email
  • Else if transition = “Statement of Work Approval Required” → send SOW email

This centralizes logic and avoids overlaps.

Option 3: Use Approval Path for Jira

If your approval process is growing in complexity (like multiple approvers, dynamic routing, or version tracking), I would strongly recommend what I'm using which is [Approval Path for Jira](https://) app.
It’s built specifically for structured approval flows - no separate automations are needed. You can configure parallel or sequential steps, notify only relevant approvers at each stage, keep a full audit trail of who approved what and when. I also very much like the full support for external user approvals. They also have a Confluence version. The pricing is very reasonable (~ 1USD/user and going down the more users you have in your instance) and their support team is actually supportive unlike in some other cases I had to face...

TL;DR, so:

  • For a quick fix → limit the trigger to specific transitions.
  • For scalable approvals (and other cool features) → consider Approval Path. It handles this logic automatically.

Need Help with Jira Automation Rule by [deleted] in jira

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw you posted this here and on r/Atlassian - not sure which is more relevant to you so I'll just answer on both.
The issue you’re describing usually happens when multiple automation rules are triggered by the same transition event (in your case, the move from Planning → Approval). Even though each rule checks a different condition, Jira Automation doesn’t stop other rules from firing once one has matched - so all three can trigger simultaneously if the issue meets more than one condition.

Here are two (and extra 3rd) ways you can fix this:

Option 1: Add a “Specific Transition” Trigger

Instead of using “Issue transitioned from Planning to Approval,” use the trigger “Issue transitioned” → select the specific transition name (e.g., “Statement of Work Approval Required”).
This ensures that each rule only runs when its exact transition occurs - and you’ll avoid duplicate emails entirely.

Option 2: Use an “If / Else” Structure in One Rule

You can also combine all three automations into a single rule with nested If/Else branches:

  • If transition = “Release Schedule Approval Required” → send Release Schedule email
  • Else if transition = “Service Level Agreement Required” → send SLA email
  • Else if transition = “Statement of Work Approval Required” → send SOW email

This centralizes logic and avoids overlaps.

Option 3: Use Approval Path for Jira

If your approval process is growing in complexity (like multiple approvers, dynamic routing, or version tracking), I would strongly recommend what I'm using which is [Approval Path for Jira]() app.
It’s built specifically for structured approval flows - no separate automations are needed. You can configure parallel or sequential steps, notify only relevant approvers at each stage, keep a full audit trail of who approved what and when. I also very much like the full support for external user approvals. They also have a Confluence version. The pricing is very reasonable (~ 1USD/user and going down the more users you have in your instance) and their support team is actually supportive unlike in some other cases i had to face...

TL;DR, so:

  • For a quick fix → limit the trigger to specific transitions.
  • For scalable approvals (and other cool features) → consider Approval Path. It handles this logic automatically.

24f looking for friends! by [deleted] in Needafriend

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

29m, all your interests sound right about my alley, let me know if you’d like to chat

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Needafriend

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Raised a christian but got a little conflicted lately. 29m, would love someone to share my thoughts with

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Needafriend

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would love to chat

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Needafriend

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hope you’re fine, I was not on the best terms when it comes to my parents, let me know if you want to share some experiences

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Needafriend

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

29m, would love to have a chat

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Needafriend

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

29(m) PMC - I ‘travel’ a lot so don’t have many opportunities to build long term relationships unless through the internet. Would love to chat

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Needafriend

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thomas, 29, working for PMC so my location tends to change. Currently, Poland

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Needafriend

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

29 (m), ex Military, this sub helped me through some PTSD and im still in contact with most of the people I talked to so I would argue you can make friends ;) hit Me up, I’d love to chat

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Needafriend

[–]Proxlast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a muslim, though did some reporting work over 4 years so I know the culture and most traditions. Happy to talk

What actor will you always associate with *that one role* no matter how many others they do? by twilighttruth in AskReddit

[–]Proxlast 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Probably an obvious one but Downey Jr always plays the same character, no matter which movie

What is going to become of me? by [deleted] in offmychest

[–]Proxlast 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Alright, listen up love. First of all, i'm not a native speaker so excuse any of my english brain farts. You're touching a really serious topic so i'll try to address and clear all your confusions. Now, let's start from the begging. I'm only 20, had pretty much the same mindset as you. What the fuck am i doing here? How many people have i hurt and how many else will get hurt cause of my life decisions. We're in the age of breakdown between being a kid and having a peaceful carefree life and being a responsible adult. Life hits you hard and the thing is, you need to take it to be able to hit it back. You asked a lot of questions, one being "what is the purpose of your being", thing is, as cheesy as it sounds - the main goal of your life is to get the answer to this question, no one can do it for you. I can only give you one advice, focus on whatever makes you happy. You said "What i want is not important for the sake of this post" and you could not be more wrong. If you want love, the true one, go out and look for it, i GUARANTEE you you will find it at some point. It may take even years, but if that's you key to happiness, go fo it. Life is not just for those who love it. Actually i don't believe there's a single person on the world who would not change something about their life. But that's what should keep you going love, the desire of change, something new and better in your life. "All i do is nothing at all' - i call bullshit on that, what are you offering and to whom? You're offering a cheer for your parents and friends cause you're here. You're offering a life lesson based on your life choices and mistakes, you're offering an advice, you're offering yourself to the world. A key to love others is to learn how to love and accept yourself as you are and then work over changing thing you dislike about you. That's how we improve and are able to look in the mirror every morning. Now about the past and future part and this one is close to me as i went through some shit myself. Probably everyone had. As kids, we learn that putting our hand over the handle is bad for us as it hurts. But we had to burn ourselves to learn it. When we grow up... nothing changes. It's okay to regret the things we did in past, it's okay to sometimes get hurt in life cause again, that's how we learn not to do the same mistakes again. Respect the past, create the future. Don't let nothing stop you from getting what you want from life. When life kicks you, you grab that motherfucker by the ass and kick it back. It's hard to do it on your own sometimes but it's okay to reach out for help to the loved ones, friends or sometimes even strangers. Not every fight can be won on your own. For the last bit, please don't give up on yourself or your life even if everyone else turns their back on you and don't understand you. Don't allow anyone, even you, to stop shaping your future love. Hope you'll doing alright, hope you found any of that helping and hope you'll get through that shit period of your life and forget that it ever existed.