I need to create custom list of step inside test-subtask. and write data in database.
what do you mean by "list of step"? If you want to store data in the Jira database then use Active Objects
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A step in Jira-speak refers to parts of the workflow (an issue goes through a workflow following a set of steps).
You need to explain what a "list of step" is in world. What would a user see on the sub-task?
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the user will see a table or a list of detailed steps to be performed.
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Ok, so you can just use a text field with a little bit of code to populate it, or do you need something more complex?
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Ah, right, those are sub-tasks.
It's easy to code a post-function to create them, and there are loads of add-ons in the marketplace that can do it as well.
You don't need to touch the database, Jira does all that work for you.
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but i can create subtask i need to create steps for subtask...
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Do you have a scripting add-on to do this with?
You cannot create sub-tasks of sub-tasks.
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no i don't have.. a scripting add-on. i need to develop some like this. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.thed.zephyr.je/cloud/overview
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Ok, so you need to write a large add-on. Start at https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/create-a-helloworld-plugin-project/
But, please be aware that you still cannot do sub-tasks of sub-tasks. It doesn't matter how clever your code is, Jira simply doesn't support it in the core. You can botch something in, and it appears to work, but you'll never be able to upgrade or use time tracking.
The closest I've seen is the Structure add-on, which does not make a mess of the database, but layers more things over it to make it look like there are more levels of issues. This is not some small easy add-on, it's big, and clever, and almost certainly a better option than trying to write your own version.
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yeas, ok, i need command for create elements inside subtask. like this(atlas-create-jira-plugin-module)
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What do you mean by "elements"?
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I think you need to read through the developer documentation in full. I don't have the time to drip-feed you all of that one bit at a time.
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