Need to add customised label if a custom field has value

Question

I have created a scripted custom field and if the field is not empty i want Incident to be added as label in the ticket along with other labels and if its empty i want No_Incident to be added in the ticket. I have tried my best to create the script using behaviours but none of them works. can you helpme with the script please. I have script runner and dont have jira automation plugin.

script:

import com.onresolve.jira.groovy.user.FieldBehavioursimport groovy.transform.BaseScript

@BaseScript FieldBehaviours fieldBehavioursdef customFieldA = getFieldById("customfield_25202")  def customFieldValue = customFieldA.getValue()

def labelsField = getFieldByName("Labels")if (customFieldValue ) {       labelsField.setFormValue(['Incident']) } else {        labelsField.setFormValue(['No_incident']) }This script is not working , not sure where it went wrong

John Funk · Answer

Hi @Naveen kumar  - Did you get this resolved? And if so, what did you do?

Naveen kumar_236kcb · Answer

@Tuncay Senturk _Snapbytes_ not related to this one, can we hide the child option (secondary one of the field) in a cascading field? is there a way to do it ?. If yes can you show me the way please.

Meanwhile ill try with the above code, thanks so much

Tuncay Senturk _Snapbytes_ · Answer

Hi @Naveen kumar

I don't know what you're seeing when you run the code but I'd change it as below to update labels without overwriting existing ones.

def customFieldA = getFieldById("customfield_25202") 
def labelsField = getFieldByName("Labels")

def customFieldValue = customFieldA.getValue()
def existingLabels = labelsField.getValue() as List ?: []

if (customFieldValue) {
   if (!existingLabels.contains('Incident')) {
     existingLabels.add('Incident')
   }
   // Remove 'No_incident' if present
   existingLabels.remove('No_incident')
} else {
   if (!existingLabels.contains('No_incident')) {
      existingLabels.add('No_incident')
   }
   // Remove 'Incident' if present
   existingLabels.remove('Incident')
}

labelsField.setFormValue(existingLabels)