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Auto-generated field in JIRA

Daniil Pavlyuch

Hello, we use JIRA as a bug-tracking system. When we resolve an issue the fix is deployed to test environment and gets a domain that looks like http://key-523.site.com where key-523 is JIRA issue number.

How can I setup JIRA to have auto-generated fields that contains only a link to the test domain based on the issue number? It would greatly speed-up our testing process if we can click a link and go to testing environemnt rather than manually type it everytime.

Thank you in advance.

Accepted answers

Florin Manaila4

You can use the SIL Script Custom Field available with this plugin. This is a calculated custom field using a simple scripting language. The code would look like this:

if(resolution == "&lt;insert_your_"fixed"_resolution&gt;"){
    return "http://"+ key + ".jira.com";
}

You can also return wiki-style text and use the Wiki renderer to make it clickable.

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Ullink

My best guess would be to write a small custom plugins:

create a customfield of type 'URL', make it only viewable in your screens.
create a custom post-function in JIRA that will simply update this field with value "http://" + issue.getKey()+ ".site.com"
Add this post-function into your resolve transition.

But that requires write a postfunction, not that easy if you have never done that before (see https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/Workflow+Plugin+Modules#WorkflowPluginModules-Functions )

Florin Manaila4

You can use the SIL Script Custom Field available with this plugin. This is a calculated custom field using a simple scripting language. The code would look like this:

if(resolution == "&lt;insert_your_"fixed"_resolution&gt;"){
    return "http://"+ key + ".jira.com";
}

You can also return wiki-style text and use the Wiki renderer to make it clickable.

Renjith Pillai

Install Jamie's Script Runner plugin and use the custom field Scripted Field that comes with it. Use a simple script to get issue.key and build and html string that includes the href link, and probably target="_blank" to open the link in a new window.

https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/GRV/Scripted+Fields

Daniil Pavlyuch

Went with teh SIL plugin because you cannot update custom fields in the workflow. But at least I got that working - thanks.

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