Button handy | ||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Button handy | ||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Panel | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ||||||
This page is about Easy Integrations for Jira Cloud. Using Jira On-Prem? Click the On-Prem button above. |
Successful Process
In the Execution Logs, each successful action execution is displayed with maximum detail, providing valuable information for analysis. Key information recorded for a successful action execution includes actions status, URL, reference ID, method, request time, response status code, duration, request header, request body, and more.
This detailed information can help you verify the successful execution of your actions and identify any potential issues or areas for improvement.
Failed Process, but Waiting to Retry
In the case of a failed action execution, Easy Integrations will automatically schedule a retry based on your configured settings. The process will continue from where it failed during the previous attempt. This retry mechanism ensures that no critical actions are lost due to transient issues. The specific details of the failed action execution will also be available in the Execution Logs.
Event Data
Each webhook event generates a JSON object that is sent to Easy Integrations. The structure and content of this event data depend on the type of event. For instance, events related to issues will contain relevant issue data.
Action execution data
For more in-depth information about a specific action execution, you can access detailed logs by clicking on the action name within the "Action execution history" table in the Execution Logs. The following data is provided for each action execution:
Action status
Reference ID
URL
Method
Request time
Response status code
Duration
Request header
Request body
Response headers
Response body
These logs are crucial for diagnosing and resolving any issues that may arise during action execution. Check out the examples below:
Console Logs of User Scripts
Any console logs generated by user scripts, such as "console.log('test')," are also captured and can be viewed within the Execution Logs. You can access these logs under the "Console logs of user scripts" section. These logs are useful for debugging and monitoring the behavior of custom scripts in your integration workflows.