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Groovy Script compare version picker

Ulrich Schreck

Hi all,

I want to compare two version picker fields with a groovyscript. each version picker fields can have

multiple versions. the validator should check if version(s) entered in picker a are also entered in picker b. so e.g. I have a field for wich version help needs to be updated and this version must be in the field for the already fixed version(s).

How can I do that?

Accepted answers

JamieA

cfValues["Picker A"].containsAll(cfValues["Picker B"])

will be true if the values in A are a superset of those in B. That's for a "simple scripted condition", for a longhand script get the custom field values and use containsAll as above.

note: will throw exception if called on an issue that does not have both these CFs associated with it.

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JamieA

cfValues["Picker A"].containsAll(cfValues["Picker B"])

will be true if the values in A are a superset of those in B. That's for a "simple scripted condition", for a longhand script get the custom field values and use containsAll as above.

note: will throw exception if called on an issue that does not have both these CFs associated with it.

Ulrich Schreck

Hi Jamie,

thanks for your answer. When I enter your mentioned code into the condition tester I get this error:

javax.script.ScriptException: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke method containsAll() on null object

the two pickers contain the same version

JamieA

Can you paste a screenshot of how this is configured. Also check the names of the two fields, they must be typed exactly as they are displayed in the screen.

Ulrich Schreck

Sorry my fault. Now it works like a charm.

Rudd

hi - I have the same issue, except that I want to compare the custom field with the built in field "Fix Version\s". Is the syntax the same? Or is there a different way to get values from built-in fields?

cfValues["Resolved Version"].containsAll(cfValues["FixVersion"])

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