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How to add multiple Component/s when using script post function to Clone issues.

Wayne Cranford

The following sets a single component, but need to add up to 5 different Components on several of the issues cloned during a script post function. I searched online and could not find any examples on how to accomplish.

def projectComponentManager10 = ComponentAccessor.getProjectComponentManager()
def newcomponent10= projectComponentManager10.findByComponentName(project10.getId(), "FSU")
  issue.setComponent([newcomponent10])

Environment - Adaptavist ScriptRunner v5.3.5 with JIRA v 7.4.4

Thanks,

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Wayne Cranford

Sorry for my delayed update - holiday, year-end vacation, cold, but found a solution that works as needed. Found that defining another selection was all that is needed. While the below example only shows cloning the issue with only 2 Component selection using a Post Function script, I have another with 6.

def projectComponentManager12 = ComponentAccessor.getProjectComponentManager()
def newcomponent12= projectComponentManager12.findByComponentName(project12.getId(), "DPU624VG")
def newcomponent121= projectComponentManager12.findByComponentName(project12.getId(), "DPU648VG")
 issue.setComponent([newcomponent12,newcomponent121])

Thanks!
Wayne

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unknown

Hi Wayne,

Use this:

def allComponent = issue.getComponent()
def newComponent = hereYourNewComponent
if (!allComponent .contains(newComponent)) {
allComponent .addAll(newComponent)
issue.setComponent(allComponent )
}

With this, you have a variable which has the old values of the component and, if the new component is not in that collection, then it adds the new component.

unknown

Oh, remember to put this post function before the issue update post function or you will need to use updateIssue

Wayne Cranford

Cristian,

Thank you for the response, I did try to implement and ran into the "Cannot call <T>" error. I will work to see if I can resolve.

Wayne

unknown

newComponent is a String in that definition you made. You need to use the get component as you did in your script:

def projectComponentManager10 = ComponentAccessor.getProjectComponentManager()
def newcomponent10= projectComponentManager10.findByComponentName(project10.getId(), "FSU")

I recommend to use the Script Console first. In the console you will need a mutable issue as in this example:

import com.atlassian.jira.issue.MutableIssue

def issueManager = ComponentAccesor.getIssueManager()
def issue = issueManager.getIssueObject("XXX-000") as MutableIssue

You can also check logs in the console easier with logs:

log.warn whatYouWantToCheck

Anyway I see you are using the script in the "Aditional issue actions". I guess you are using the create subtasks psot function from scriptrunner. I personally don't like it and create the subtasks with a custom script because it works... weird...

Wayne Cranford

def projectComponentManager12 = ComponentAccessor.getProjectComponentManager()
def newcomponent12= projectComponentManager12.findByComponentName(project12.getId(), "DPU624VG")
def newcomponent121= projectComponentManager12.findByComponentName(project12.getId(), "DPU648VG")
 issue.setComponent([newcomponent12,newcomponent121])

Thanks!
Wayne

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