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Modifying History in Insight using Groovy

Hello everyone!

I have recently started working with Jira using Groovy scripts. I have found ways to work with the history of Insight objects link. Despite the availability of methods such as setNewValue(), setType(), and so on, for modifying the fields of HistoryBean, I only see these changes within the same script when I retrieve the list of HistoryBean again. However, the Jira interface doesn't reflect any changes.

Question: How can I correctly modify HistoryBean? Is it possible to create a new HistoryBean object using a script?

Thank you!

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Graham Twine
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May 26, 2023

Hello  @Georg ,

 

In a few places in the system one needs to call a 'save' after something is modified.

This may of some use to get you going

Hello Graham!
Thank you for the prompt response. I understood which direction to move in. However, in the example, a new mutable object is created, and I couldn't find any ways to save it except for the method "objectFacade.storeObjectBean(object)" which accepts a newly created object.
Are there any methods with simpler logic, like save()/update()?

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