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Explanation about SubTasks Defaults fields

Maille Christine

In the Script runner documentation sample for SubTasks Defaults fields, it is written:

"This script hinges on the parentIssueId being present in the form. As such, you will need to associate the script with a visible field. It will not work as an initialiser. "

I don't understand what I have to do to make it running? how can associate the script to a visible field?

Please help me on this point.

Thank you in advance

C.Maille

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Stephen Cheesley _Adaptavist_

Hi Maille,

What this is explaining is that BECAUSE you need the parentIssueId, you CANNOT use the script in the initialiser. What this means is that you must use the script in ANY VISIBLE FIELD in the issue, in order for it to have access to the resources it needs to work.

Example:

1. I created a custom text field called "Tech Lead" for a given issue. This field just contains some text (a name).

2. If you take a look in behaviours and select the "Fields" operation for your desired behavior:

3. At this point, add a field to the beviour (NOTE: You can add ANY visible field and this should work, for the demo I am using my custom field)

4. Once you have added your field you just then need to add your script to the field as shown here:

That's it! Once your script is in, it should just work.

Note:
You need to edit the script in order to get it to migrate the values you want. Just reply if you need any help with that part :-)

Thanks,

Steve

Maille Christine

Thank you very much for your quick answer. I tried to copy the script given as sample ; now I have an error in the script...

here is the begining of the script I tried to use and I got an error at the line import "unexpected token"

can you help me again? thank you in advance...

package com.onresolve.jira.groovy.test.behaviours.scripts

import

static com.atlassian.jira.issue.IssueFieldConstants.*

@BaseScript FieldBehaviours fieldBehaviours

FormField field = getFieldById(getFieldChanged())

...

Maille Christine

Thank you very much for your quick answer. I tried to copy the script given as sample ; now I have an error in the script...

here is the begining of the script I tried to use and I got an error at the line import "unexpected token"

can you help me again? thank you in advance...

package com.onresolve.jira.groovy.test.behaviours.scripts

import

static com.atlassian.jira.issue.IssueFieldConstants.*

..."

Stephen Cheesley _Adaptavist_

Hi Maille,

It is a typo in the script example. You just need to make sure import and static are on the same line.

Also I've just noticed, if you are putting it directly into the script editor, you don't need the "package" line either :-)

Thanks,

Steve

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