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I have a custom field using this plugin:
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211608/color-custom-fields
The structure of the field value is:
'customfield_15000' => {
'id' => '19106',
'self' => 'https://BLAH.com/rest/api/2/customFieldOption/19106',
'value' => 'Yellow'
},
When I try to update the field value using Behaviours, the field is set to null. Example:
def rp = getFieldByName("Risk Profile")
def rv = rp.getFormValue()
rp.setFormValue("Yellow");
I have also tried with:
rp.setFormValue("19106");
and
rp.setFormValue(19106);
In all cases, Risk Profile is set to null. In fact, just clicking the tab on which the Risk Profile form field sits sets it to blank, even without changing the field that should trigger the update of Risk Profile.
Is there a better way to set a form field or a value when the form field is non-standard?
Alternately, is there such a thing as an Edit post-function where I could set the value more programmatically?
Turns out I wasn't setting the field to the correct set of values. Once I figured that out, Behaviours worked as expected.
I would recommend you find a different way to achieve your requirement. That add-on's documentation and support pages don't appear to be available anymore (dead links).
This doesn't bode well for the likelihood of the developer creating new versions if/when a new version of Jira breaks the compatibility.
How to set values programmatically for that custom field would depend on the app having some API that are available to Scriptrunner and documented (hence why I was looking for documentation pages).
For the value to be "settable" in behaviour would depend on how the custom field is implemented and could require Adaptavist/Scriptrunner to be enhanced to support that custom field type. And that's not likely to happen on an app that appears dead and unsupported.
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