Problem with setIncident command

[sudhesub]

I am working on a new automation which gets triggered dynamically from layout where in I need to check a custom attribute has changed in my remote machine, then update it on the xsoar incident. The custom attribute is a list/array. This is what I am doing in the automation...if len(oldAnomalies) != len(jsonResponse):
            # Update the new anomalies on this incident
            # demisto.executeCommand("setIncident", {"id": incident['id'], "gracaseanomalydetails": []})
            execute_command("setIncident", {"id": incident['id'], "gracaseanomalydetails": jsonResponse})When I ran for first time, oldAnomalies count were say 10 in number and jsonResponse had 8 entries. The problem is that executeCommand is updating the incident but when I refresh, it still says that oldAnomalies count is 10 while new is 8. If I change jsonResponse to have 4, it would update the xsoar incident but upon refresh, it would still say oldAnomalies count as 10. I have tried with both demisto.executeCommant and enecute_command. Am I missing something in this? Is there a way we can commit after setIncident is called?

[jfernandes1]

Hi @sudhesub,

I think we might need more information before we can offer a solution. Maybe just add the automation to the question?

I don't see any issue with your execute_command call. 

[sudhesub · Accepted solution]

I had asked this question on slack and it is resolved now. Thanks your your time.