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Jira Automation: Creating a fix Version with appropriate name

Danielle Bonneau

Has anyone successfully created Automation within a Jira Project to create a fix Version with the appropriate fixVersion name?

What I would like to do is, when a version is released, the next version is automatically created.

For Example: Release 3.2.1 -> Jira Automation automatically creates 3.2.2

What I am finding is that it cannot do the math correctly in incrementing the value.

I have tried {{#=}}{{version.name}} + 1{{/}} and {{#=}}{{version.name}} + 0.0.1{{/}} and several other variations and I keep getting this error: "Error rendering smart-values when executing this rule:null: 3.2.1 + 0.0.1"

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Bill Sheboy

HI @Danielle Bonneau

I believe the format of the version number you are using is text, and not a number, due to the multiple decimal points/periods.

Have you tried to split the value apart, increment the last value, and then concatenate back together for the new value?

Best regards,

Bill

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Bill Sheboy

HI @Danielle Bonneau

I believe the format of the version number you are using is text, and not a number, due to the multiple decimal points/periods.

Have you tried to split the value apart, increment the last value, and then concatenate back together for the new value?

Best regards,

Bill

Danielle Bonneau

Hi Bill,

Thank you for your response! That makes sense that it would be a text vs a number. I thought I might have to figure out something fancy with splitting, incrementing, and concatenating but I haven't gotten far enough along to figure out how to do that.

If you have any examples so share I'd really appreciate it!

Thanks again,

Danielle

Bill Sheboy

Hi Danielle,

I made a quick attempt to capture a released version, split it, increment, and reassemble... but I ran into a couple of hurdles:

First thing, the released version provided from the webhookData is not the complete version record , it is something that appears to be the name only...
Which would be fine, if the Split function could parse it. Instead it returns the whole thing or empty string. I have found other community member posts asking about issues getting Split to work as documented.

I posted another question about finding more documentation on automation webhookData, so let's see what others provide. The original source from the company who built the automation, Code Barrel, was sunset when Atlassian acquired them in October, so no help there.

In the meantime, if you figure this out, please post your solution. Thanks!

Danielle Bonneau

I appreciate you giving this a shot Bill! I will attempt to play around with it some more.

Thanks again!

prakash_w3o26d

Hi @Danielle Bonneau

Please share your configuration iam also looking into the version increment.

Now i have jira version "release v3.1.0 " is there, once i released this version automatically creating next version like "release v3.2.0"

please share your configuration.

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