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Who to get the choosen value of fix version/s

Manuel Herzberger

Hello

we are using the jira field "fix version/s" in our configuration.

Based on the the dates from the releases, we want to calculate the CW of the given date.

This works fine, when we use a custom field to choose the release, but with the fix version/s we do not know how to get the value from the field.

I hope someone has an idea for that issue.

Accepted answers

Alexey Matveev

Hello,

You can get a value from Fix Versions like this:

issue.getFixVersions()

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Alexey Matveev

Hello,

You can get a value from Fix Versions like this:

issue.getFixVersions()

Manuel Herzberger

Hi,

issue.getFixVersions()

returns a "Collection" and out of this collection I don't know which is the selected value.

Alexey Matveev

It returns you the collection of selected FixVersions. You can select multiple fix versions in this field.

Manuel Herzberger

I try it like theese:

def list = issue.getFixVersions();

def Date2 = list[0];
print Date2.getReleaseDate();
def test = new Date(Date2.getReleaseDate().getTime());
return test;

The date of the release is "23/Apr/19" but I get this "Mon Apr 22 00:00:00 CEST 2019"

Janne Jaula_nyr0yd

With JCMF misc custom fields I ended up with a solution like this, taking into account there might be multiple fixversions in each issue.

Last release date (null and thus field not shown if empty)

def version = issue.getFixVersions();
def releasedates = [];
version.eachWithIndex { it, i -> // `it` is the current element, while `i` is the index
releasedates.add(it.getReleaseDate().format("yyyy-MM-dd")) 
}
return releasedates.max();

First start date (null and thus field not shown if empty)

def version = issue.getFixVersions();
def startdates = [];
version.eachWithIndex { it, i -> // `it` is the current element, while `i` is the index
startdates.add(it.getStartDate().format("yyyy-MM-dd")) 
}
return startdates.min();

Should also be easy enough to modify to support datetimefield type if needed, we just needed plain datestamp here.

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