Check in this order:
One source field was empty. Espresso does not treat an empty value as zero and writes nothing.
For division, Source Field 2 is the denominator. Change the input or choose a different operation.
Confirm that:
Jira error text may still mention an “appropriate screen,” but current edit behavior is generally governed by whether the field exists and is associated with the issue context.
Verify the app installation and granted permissions. A Jira site administrator may need to upgrade/re-consent after a manifest permission change.
Espresso retries selected rate-limit and transient server failures. If retries are exhausted, wait and test the transition again. Bulk transitions can increase throttling.
Espresso offers fields Jira reports with schema type number, float, or currency. Confirm the custom field type and that Jira returns schema metadata for it.
Espresso does not intentionally round. Jira applies the precision supported or configured for the target field. Totesoft must finalize a product rounding policy before claiming a fixed number of decimals.
Espresso requests notifyUsers=false, but Jira honors suppression only when platform permission and behavior allow it. Treat suppression as best effort, not an absolute guarantee.
The same source1/source2/target field triple shares one history bucket across transitions. Each entry includes the transition name.
Espresso’s current Marketplace model is Free and the manifest disables licensing. Capture the app version, screenshot, Jira site, and time, then contact support. This indicates a stale or inconsistent build.
Email info@totesoft.com with:
Do not send passwords, tokens, confidential issue descriptions, or unnecessary field values.