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Can I ensure that three custom fields are unique with a validator?

Matthew Hauer

At a point in the workflow, I am assigning three approvers (single user pickers) to a story.

This approvers are different types; custom fields exist for 'business approver', 'manager approver', 'IT approver'.

Is there some way I can ensure that these three approvers are three different people? I don't want to create separate groups because in theory, any user could be any of the three.

Accepted answers

Krishnanand Nayak

You will need to use scripted validator to do this validation. We are doing a smilimar this and using Scriptrunner plugin.

There are other plugins too that could help you write a script.

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Krishnanand Nayak

You will need to use scripted validator to do this validation. We are doing a smilimar this and using Scriptrunner plugin.

There are other plugins too that could help you write a script.

Matthew Hauer

Can I do it in cloud? Do you have any of the script statements you could share?

Krishnanand Nayak

the plugin we are using is available for cloud. here are some examples

https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/recipes/workflow/validators/simple-scripted-validators.html

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Whilst there is a ScriptRunner for Cloud, it can not provide validators, as the Cloud Connect framework does not (yet) support them.

There is no way to do this on Cloud as far as I can work out. You really do need a validator, but there's no way to write one.

The best you could do is write a post-function that adds some data to an issue to scream "this issue has duff information"

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