I am trying to build some logic that would satisfy the following request. Is this possible in JIRA? * IF Approval Needed = “Change control Approval” and Change disposition = approved * AND IF change ticket status = Open * AND IF Current date/time – Change Request Date >= 60 mins (some value) * THEN Set Change Disposition = Agenda

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If/than statements in jira

Scott Federman

I am trying to build some logic that would satisfy the following request. Is this possible in JIRA?

IF Approval Needed = “Change control Approval” and Change disposition = approved
AND IF change ticket status = Open
AND IF Current date/time – Change Request Date >= 60 mins (some value)
THEN Set Change Disposition = Agenda

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

In what context? Are you defining a search? Or a post-function?

Scott Federman

it would need to be a postfunction

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Ok, you'll need some code to do it (I would do it in the script runner as usual, although there are other scripting addons) You'll need to think about the second line too - is the status you are checking the before or after transition. You could actually drop it completely if you place the post-function in the right place(s) because the status is implied by the position of the post-function (you know where it's from and going to)

Sumit Kumar_fcyt6m

Behaviors can be written and applied as well if post function doesn't suits the full requirement.

Thanks,

Sumit

Scott Federman

Sumit,

That is of interest to me. How can i do that?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Behaviours is a part of the "Script Runner" addon. Behaviours can do things to fields in the foreground before the user makes changes, rather than the post-function that would update data automatically after they commit. Which one is better depends very much on the goal. (This one sounds like a post-function)

Sumit Kumar_fcyt6m

Below is the sample code :

{code}

FormField priority=getFieldById("customfield_XXX")
FormField impact=getFieldById("customfield_YYY")
FormField severity=getFieldById("customfield_ZZZ")
// if it's a list it has more than one value
priorityValue=priority.getValue()
impactValue=impact.getValue()
severityValue=severity.getValue()

if(severityValue.toString()=="Sev 5"){
severity.setReadOnly(true)
if (priorityValue.toString()=="P2" || priorityValue.toString()=="P3" || priorityValue.toString()=="P4" || priorityValue.toString()=="P5" ){

priority.clearError()
priority.with {
setValid(true)
setTitle ("")
setHelpText("")
}
impact.setFormValue("14624")
impact.setReadOnly(true)
severity.setReadOnly(false)

}
else {
priority.with {
setValid(false)
setHelpText("<div class=\"warningBox\">Only P2, P3, P4 and P5 are Valid</div>")
}

priority.setError("<div class=\"warningBox\">Only P2, P3, P4 and P5 are Valid</div>")

}
// severity.setHelpText("$severityValue")
// impact.setHelpText("$impactValue")
}

{code}

field . setHelpText can be used for debugging.

thanks,

Sumit

Scott Federman

Sumit where would i apply the code? in a post function?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

The code given is for the Behaviours option, so you'd enter it in the add-on config screens. Post-functions are for writing data after the user commits the transition

Midori

Implement this logic with the JIRA Automation Plugin: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.plugin.automation.jira-automation-plugin

The "if" part can be easily described as a JQL filter.

The "then" part is actually an "update issue" action, where you set a new value to your field.

Simple and elegant.

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