Custom field which will capture Date and Time stamp when given condition satisfies

Rakesh N June 3, 2021

All,

I need to create one custom field in JIRA which will capture Date and Time when value of other three fields set to '1'.

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So whenever drop down of "Prioritization Business Impact", "Prioritization Severity" and "Prioritization Work Around" set to "1", new field should capture date & time of that moment.

How can I do this?

 

Thank You.

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Jia Jie
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June 3, 2021

Hi @Rakesh N ,

You can create a file in ScriptRunner Script Editor with the below script:

def cf1 = getFieldByName("CUSTOM_FIELD_NAME1").getValue()
def cf2 = getFieldByName("CUSTOM_FIELD_NAME2").getValue()
def cf3 = getFieldByName("CUSTOM_FIELD_NAME3").getValue()
def date = getFieldByName("DATE_TIME_CUSTOM_FIELD")

def currentDate = new Date()

if(cf1 == "1" && cf2 == "1" && cf3 == "1"){
date.setFormValue(currentDate.format("dd/MMM/yy h:mm a"))
}

 

Then, create a ScriptRunner Behaviour and add this created Script Editor file to your three Single Select List fields. Please remember to map the Behaviour to the correct projects and issue types.

Rakesh N June 3, 2021

 

Thanks for quick reply.

I could create Behaviour & mapped that to correct project and issue type.
But not understood part which says, add this created Script Editor file to your three Single Select List fields.

I will have to create one new custom field and then that field needs to add in this behaviour?

Thank You,
Rakesh

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June 3, 2021

Hi Rakesh, 

What I mean is to apply the script to that three drop-down fields ("Prioritization Business Impact", "Prioritization Severity" and "Prioritization Work Around").

For example, create a file in the Script Editor named test.groovy. 

Then, edit your Behaviour > Add Fields (search for Prioritization Severity) > Add server-side script > Select the "File" tab > enter "test.groovy".

Repeat the steps for another two drop-down. 

Rakesh N June 5, 2021

That worked!

Thank you so much for quick response and clarification.

 

Regards,

Rakesh

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