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{
  "request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3833: investigate what happens when we delete SREIN issues",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/MZCLD-3833"
  ],
  "sourceContext": {
    "issue": "MZCLD-3833"
  }
}

summary

MZCLD-3833 ("investigate what happens when we delete SREIN issues") is a Backlog ticket with no description text and no comments, so there is no additional context, runbook link, or Confluence reference to pull. The ticket lacks the detail needed to begin investigation (e.g., which SREIN issue(s)/project, why deletion is being considered, what "SREIN" refers to in this context, and what specific behavior/impact needs to be investigated - e.g., linked issues, automation rules, webhooks, reporting/dashboards that reference SREIN issues). Triage recommendation is to request clarification from the reporter before this can be picked up, and to flag it as needing more information rather than actionable as-is.

findings

• Ticket has an empty description field
• Ticket has zero comments, so no prior discussion or triage context exists
• Ticket status is Backlog, indicating it has not been started or prioritized
• No runbook or Confluence page is referenced anywhere in the ticket, so confluence_page_read could not be used to gather additional context
• The summary alone is ambiguous - 'SREIN' is not defined in the ticket, and it's unclear whether this refers to a specific project/issue type key, a naming convention, or an external system, and what specifically needs to be investigated (data loss, referential integrity, automation side-effects, etc.)

proposed actions

Thanks for filing this. This ticket currently has no description and no linked runbook/Confluence doc, so we don't have enough context to start the investigation. Could you clarify:

1. What specifically "SREIN" refers to here (project key, issue type, external system, etc.)?
2. What triggered this investigation - is there a specific cleanup/migration effort driving the need to delete these issues?
3. What aspects of "what happens" are you most concerned about (e.g., impact on linked issues/epics, automation rules or webhooks tied to these issues, dashboards/reports, audit/compliance requirements, or downstream integrations)?
4. Is there a specific set of SREIN issues (or a sample) we should test deletion against in a non-production environment?

Once we have this info we can scope the investigation (e.g., test in a sandbox project, review Jira automation rules and any linked Confluence/runbook docs, and document findings). Moving to 'Needs Info' / keeping in Backlog until clarified.

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