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A validator that requires one released Fix Version

My Kro

I'm using Fix Version as recommended by Atlassian, to track both the target release and the actual build:

V1.5 Target (unreleased)

Build 105 (released)

I need to ensure that when an issue is resolved, at least one released version (actual build) has been set. The Field Required validator doesn't help here as it accepts any version.

Is there a simple way to accomplish this? Thanks!

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RambanamP

why can't you write your won validator for your requirements

My Kro

Thank you for your contribution. I could spend a couple of days to learn how to do this, but to be honest this seems like a very common scenario and I would rather re-use an existing solution.

RambanamP

agree with you, but i dont think you will find the validate to check only released version has selecte. for your case Either write a custom plugin or use the script runner plugin and write some simple groovy script to handle this.

check here the how to write groovy script for validator

https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Validators

JamieA

This is most of what you want: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/138844/script-to-check-the-release-date-of-versions

Jake Bishop1

did you find a solution to your problem?

JamieA

if you install Script Runner, you can put a "simple scripted validator" on the Resolve transition, the condition would be this:

issue.fixVersions.findAll {it.released}.size() == 1

(untested)

is that all that needs to be added?

If you're using a Simple Scripted Validator, pretty much. It should look like this:

image2014-11-4 20:16:0.png

Jake Bishop1

is that all that needs to be added?

Robert G. Nadon

Doesn't work for me. Fails every time no matter how many fix versions are there: 1, 0, 2...

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