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How do I get the year in YYYY format on an issue duedate ?

ldogangul

Hi all,

In one of my projects, I need to get the year data of duedate for all issues.

I want to fill it into a calculated customfield. I find a code but did not work. The code is below;

@Formula:

duedate=issue.get("duedate");

if (duedate==null) return null;

return String.format("%tY-%tm", duedate, duedate);

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Can anyonehelp me with this ? Thanks.. Levent

Accepted answers

David Fischer

You need to create a JMCF Calculated Number Field that returns just the year, as a number so that sorting and querying works best.

The formula would be:

return issue.get(“duedate”) == null ? null : issue.get(“duedate”).getYear() + 1900;

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Ivan Tovbin

Go to Administration -> System -> General Configuration -> Advanced Settings and check the settings for jira.date.picker.java.format and jira.date.time.picker.java.format. These settings control the way dates are displayed in date picker type fields. For the correct formats check this documentation.

ldogangul

Hi Ivan,

Thanks for responce.

That is not what I need. I do not want to change the format of any dates. I just get the year value ot of duedate and write it down into a customfield. The current format is like 24/Mar/18 ----> I need the year 2018...

Thanks..

Ivan Tovbin

Ah, I see.

You can try the following then:

import java.sql.Timestamp;

Timestamp dueDate = issue.getDueDate();
return dueDate.format("MM/dd/yyyy");

David Fischer

You need to create a JMCF Calculated Number Field that returns just the year, as a number so that sorting and querying works best.

The formula would be:

return issue.get(“duedate”) == null ? null : issue.get(“duedate”).getYear() + 1900;

ldogangul

I Have magaged to get it somehow.

The code I used is below:

@Formula:
duedateTimestamp = issue.get("duedate");
long timestamp = duedateTimestamp.getTime();
Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
cal.setTimeInMillis(timestamp);
duedateYear = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR);
return duedateYear;
-->

That formula gives me just the year section of my duedate and that was I need.

Thanks for your help.

Levent

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