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JIRA 6.1.7 groovy validator to check if that at least one custom field is filled

Eric Salonen

We are running JIRA 6.1.7 with Groovy script runner. I have placed a validator check (Script validator) that includes the following line (in the Create transtition):

cfValues['System'] is not empty || cfValues['Area'] is not empty

But this seems not to be the correct line as this makes it so that both fields need to be filled. What I want to happen is that the user can decide which field to fill, but at least one needs to be filled. The user can fill both as well if he/she wants.

What would be the code? Any assistance, my coding brain just doesnt want to compute

Accepted answers

JamieA

cfValues['System'] || cfValues['Area']

should do it

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JamieA

cfValues['System'] || cfValues['Area']

should do it

Eric Salonen

Thanks Jamie, legend as always!

Eric Salonen

Hi Jamie,

Just returning to this question. Is there a way to use the above script with the ID's of the custom field? Ive ran into problems a few times after this question where the name of the custom field has been changed after and thus the script fails.

Is there a way to use the ID's?

Tsol

For getting a reference to custom fields using their IDs you could use the following. The condition i have used in the example below is that custom field is not null. Hope that helps

//xxxxx = custom field id
CustomField customField_test = customFieldManager.getCustomFieldObject( xxxxx );
issue.getCustomFieldValue(customField_test) != null

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