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ScriptRunner - get component name to post-function

anttipolla

I'm trying to set up a post-function that creates sub-tasks when the component is something specific. I'm finding some examples of figuring out the project lead etc but not component name itself. Anyone have anything working they could share?

The goal would be to add this to the create -step. I was going along the lines of...

def components = issue.getComponents()
cfValues['Task Type']?.value == 'Definition' && issue.projectObject.key in ["TEST"] && components.contains('W_Migration')

But this obviously doesn't work. It validates in ScriptRunner but nothing happens in transition (either in create or anywhere else).

Any assistance is greatly appreciated

Accepted answers

Tom Lister_fo1j4e

Hi @anttipolla

try

def components = issue.components.toList()
components?.name.contains('blah')

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Tom Lister_fo1j4e

Hi @anttipolla

try

def components = issue.components.toList()
components?.name.contains('blah')

anttipolla

Awesome! Thank you. I tried a similar one before but without the '?'. Maybe something else was different as well. In any case, this worked.

Merve Nur Bas

Thanks you guys!!

Valerie Christine Knapp

Hi everyone, I have been trying to figure out how to do this for about 2 weeks and had nearly given up hope but I just found that this solution works for me. Thanks so much!

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