Morning...
Question that has been rattling around Atlassian support for a while and not getting any traction.
We have a select list custom field associated with two projects, through one conext. That is, the options for the select are the same for both projects.
This was a mistake, it should have been two different contexts. Is there a way I can separate them out now? Apparently if a new context is created and associated, existing values on issues are lost. (I haven't tested this, asking on behalf of someone else, but seems quite plausible).
Hi Jamie ,
I have not tried this but i guess this can be done using JPSSF plugin . If the number of values in your select list is less you can add exactly similar values in project specific customfiled and copy the values from the select list to the new customfield provided by JPSSF ( using script runner plugin's inbuilt script to copy customfield values ;-) ). This most probably will let the existing data in the issues.
Hi Mizan,
It's difficult to understand what that JPSSF plugin is for, as you can already have different contexts and so different values for a select custom field in different projects.
Also I'm not sure how I can separate out what I already have, given there are a lot of issues with data in already.
But thanks for the pointer to the excellent "script runner" plugin ;-) - I think I will modify the "copy custom field values" script to copy values from one context to another.
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New URL of Project Specific Select Field resp. JPSSF is https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/jira.plugin.projectspecificselectfield.jpssf.
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At some point since writing this question, almost three years ago, I wrote something to separate out the contexts: https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Built-In+Scripts#Built-InScripts-SplitCustomFieldContext
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Unless you removed them from your first context, they are not available to be added to a new context.
Simply deselect the projects in your first context so that they are no longer part of that context. Then create a new context and add these projects to the new context.
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