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Counting unresolved subtasks

Jamie Rogers

I am trying to create script field that shows a count of the unresolved sub-tasks on an issue.

I can count all of them using the solution found here - but have been unable to work out how to put in the condition to only return unresolved sub-tasks.

I have also tried modifying the issuetype property in this solution (for counting linked issues) but this does not work for me either. I guess thats not the correct way or I'm missing something.

Scriptrunner is sill new to me so would appreciate any assistance anyone can offer.

Regards, Jamie

Accepted answers

Nir Haimov

Hi,

Try this in your scriptedfied:

def subTaskSum = 0
issue.getSubTaskObjects()?.each {
    subtask -> subtask.getResolutionObject()!=null?subTaskSum += 1:subTaskSum
}

I didn't try it, but it should work.

Let me know if it did or not.

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Nir Haimov

Hi,

Try this in your scriptedfied:

def subTaskSum = 0
issue.getSubTaskObjects()?.each {
    subtask -> subtask.getResolutionObject()!=null?subTaskSum += 1:subTaskSum
}

I didn't try it, but it should work.

Let me know if it did or not.

Jamie Rogers

Hi @Nir Haimov

Thanks for the reply.

Unfortunately this did not work as the script field box complains this is incorrect "subtask.getResolutionObject()" and to use "issue.getResolution()" instead - which also doesn't work.

I am running Jira 7.13 and Scriptrunner 5.4.43.

Regards, Jamie

Nir Haimov

Hi @Jamie Rogers

Both "subtask.getResolutionObject()" and "issue.getResolution()" will work.

The error you get is just a suggestion, it's a warning.

Any way, i tested and it works, all you need is just to add in the end of the script this line:

return subTaskSum

So your final code is:

def subTaskSum = 0
issue.getSubTaskObjects()?.each {
    subtask -> subtask.getResolution()!=null?subTaskSum += 1:subTaskSum
}
return subTaskSum

Tested in Jira 7.12.2 and Scriptrunner 5.4.40

Jamie Rogers

Hi @Nir Haimov

This works, thank you.

I modified the != to == to get the value I was after was I wanted unresolved subtasks but good to know I can also use != if the requirements change.

Regards, Jamie

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