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H..I am using Script Runner and I need to create a custom listener to know if a story issue is updated and if yes, I need to check if the description field (which is not a custom field ) is updated. I tried finding a solution but I am stuck since most of the solutions indicate in how to update a custom field..where as I dont want to update anything here and just want to know if a field is updated by someone..
also, I am confused if I have to use
import com.atlassian.jira.issue.Issue
or
import com.atlassian.jira.event.issue.IssueEventListener
class
def issue = event.issue as Issue
Please suggest a solution if possible.
You can get what was changed with the following code:
int i =0
while (i < changeItems?.size()) {
log.error(changeItems.getAt(i).get("field"))
i++;
}
Hi @Alexey Matveev. Thanks for resp. So if I have to check for a single field.i.e description field..which is not a custom field...can I write it as
log.error(changeItems.get("Description")
?
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Also..how to check if a particular issue (story) is updated? Any leads on it?
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No, you can not write like this.
changeItems.getAt(i).get("field") returns the name of the field. You can log the changeItems varable and have a look at its structure.
You should define your listener for the Update Issue event.
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