Hi! I am looking to create the following with Script Runner Cloud: * A validator that will look for variances of the word: test, Test, Testing, test in the comment of an issue * If that word does not appear in the comments then the ticket cannot be transitioned and a pop up will appear that tells the user that testing information must be in the comments. I am also looking to create the following validator: * If a PR is merged (we are connected with Github) then a custom field must be filled out. If it's not filled out then don't allow for the transition.

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Jira Expressions: Workflow Transition to Look For Comment with Script Runner

Rachael Axtman

Hi! I am looking to create the following with Script Runner Cloud:

A validator that will look for variances of the word: test, Test, Testing, test in the comment of an issue
If that word does not appear in the comments then the ticket cannot be transitioned and a pop up will appear that tells the user that testing information must be in the comments.

I am also looking to create the following validator:

If a PR is merged (we are connected with Github) then a custom field must be filled out. If it's not filled out then don't allow for the transition.

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Oliver Siebenmarck {Polymetis Apps}

Hi @Rachael Axtman ,

For the first case you'll want an expression like this

issue.comments.filter(c => c.body.plainText.includes("test") ).length > 0

Depending on how exact you want to match, you could also use .match() with a regular expression.

As for the second case, that's even easier you just need to know the custom field's id. Your validator could then look like this:

issue.customfield_10005 != null

There is a pretty good documentation for Jira Expression here.

Hope that helps,
Oliver

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Oliver Siebenmarck {Polymetis Apps}

Hi @Rachael Axtman ,

For the first case you'll want an expression like this

issue.comments.filter(c => c.body.plainText.includes("test") ).length > 0

Depending on how exact you want to match, you could also use .match() with a regular expression.

As for the second case, that's even easier you just need to know the custom field's id. Your validator could then look like this:

issue.customfield_10005 != null

There is a pretty good documentation for Jira Expression here.

Hope that helps,
Oliver

Rachael Axtman

Oliver,

For the custom field is there a way for me to write something to detect status of a PR?

The code you wrote on the first answer looks pretty close to what I came up with yesterday. Thanks again!

-Rachael

Oliver Siebenmarck {Polymetis Apps}

Hi @Rachael Axtman

I had to poke around a bit and I am still not 100% sure it will work the same with Github, but here's what I found:

issue["customfield_10000"].includes('state=MERGED')

It's not really all that well documented, but it seems like the information from the "Development" field is always in the custom field with the id 1000. Unfortunately, the content of that field is not syntactically correct JSON, so you cannot just parse it with JSON.parse() and look at the different attributes.

However, you can look for the corresponding "state=MERGED" string, which should work pretty well.

Best regards,
Oliver

Rachael Axtman

Thank you!

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