Groovy Tutorials/032-set-issue-fields.md

Set issue fields

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Figure 1 - Set Issue Fields post-function

This post-function can set multiple values for selected fields of an issue. The value can be provided either as text (with optional Nunjucks annotations) or as a JSON value.

Configure the post-function

1. Follow the steps above to add a post-function to a Transition.
2. From the list of post-functions, select Set issue fields.
3. Click Add.
4. The Set Issue Fields page will open (Figure 1, right). Configure the post-function as needed, setting the options for user to assign, the assignment behavior, and additional options as necessary. See below for details on each of the configurations.
5. Click Add.

Note that you need to publish the workflow for the new post-function to take effect.

Target Issue(s)

Set fields

The Set fields section determines which fields will have their values set, and the values to use. The section includes two parts - the Add field menu where you select issue fields, and the list of fields that have been configured for your post-function.

• Add field - Select a field from the pulldown menu to open a configuration panel (Figure 2, right).

The Add field configuration panel (Figure 2, right) enables configuration of the field value.

• Field - The field being configured.

• Options - Select additional options for the field:

  • Set only if field is empty - Set the field value only if the field is currently empty.
  • Create missing values - Create missing Components, Versions, or Options in the destination project. Only applies to compatible fields.
  • Ignore empty values - Don’t clear the field if the value is empty or null.
  • Add source value(s) to destination field - Add values from the source field to the destination field. Applies only to multi-valued fields.
  • Remove source value(s) to destination field - Remove values in the source field from the destination field.

• Field value - Configure the value for the field when it is set by the post-function. The value can be any value returned by either a Groovy Script or a Groovy Template.

The table of fields includes a few columns:

• Field name - The name of the configured field.

• Options - A list of any options selected during configuration.

• Value - The Groovy script or template that returns the field’s value.

• Actions

  • Edit () - Use the Edit button to open the Edit field configuration panel where an existing field configuration can be modified. Click Update to save the new configuration
  • Delete () - Remove the field from the post-function.

Global options

Set the behavior of the post-function.

• Send notifications - Enable Jira to send notifications when it executes.

Conditional Execution

In addition to the Assignment behavior settings, it is possible to configure the post-function to execute (or not execute) only in specific circumstances. The Condition execution options set these behaviors.

The options are:

• Only if condition is true - Check this option to execute the post-function based on the result of a groovy expression. See Conditional execution/validation using a Groovy expression for more information.

  • Condition - Enter a Groovy expression that evaluates to true or false (or truthiness/falseness).

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Figure 2 - Add field configuration