Scriptrunner what are the import utility classes

[Saqib Dar]

Scriptrunner what are the import utility classes we mention the top of scripting and from where i will get it?

[Mahalakshmi Sivasamy]

Hi All,

I am looking code for same scenario like restrcting users to select epic link from different projects.

Can you share me the complete code to do this?

[Ivan Punko]

Hello @Daniel Tsirlin,

I can't get the whole picture - this validator in postfucntion or Behavior script when you changing some fields (on creating/editing screen)?

as I understand,

epicIssue = issueManager.getIssueObject(epicLinkIssueKey)

will work?

try to add logging to be sure:

logger.debug(epicIssue.getClass())

and don't forget to define your logger.

Ivan

[Daniel Tsirlin]

Hi Ivan,

Before your message I found out that my code works when I hardcode a string representing epicLinkIssueKey and that my issue is getting that value.

Using:

def epicLinkField = getFieldByName("Epic Link")
String epicLinkIssueKey = epicLinkField.getValue().toString()

I get the string equalling to "key:<valueOfIssueKey>"

Using this value for getIssueObject() won't work since there is the "key:" at the front.

scriptrunner is telling me that the output of getValue() is an Object type, so i tried epicLinkIssueKey['key'] (before adding toString()) and it doesn't like it.  I tried making my own map and use the same notation for getting keys and it works, so i assume that the Object isn't what I'm expecting.

For now i've decided to make a substring of the output of getValue().toString() to start at index 4, thus it returns just the issue key, however this is quite ugly haha.

I don't exactly know how to use the logger you mentioned, but do you know how I could figure out what sort of object you get from getValue()?  The documentation for scriptrunner seems to be poor at best and doesn't help at all.

Regards,

Daniel 

[Ivan Punko]

Hi @Daniel Tsirlin,

interesting workaround :)

about logging this works for me:

import org.apache.log4j.Logger
import org.apache.log4j.Level

Logger logger = Logger.getLogger("")
logger.setLevel(Level.DEBUG)

logger.debug("Check me in catalina.out")

This should works.

and to get class of object in groovy use:

logger.debug(object.getClass())

 Btw, ScriptRunner has a great tool in admin area, called "Script Consle". You able to see result and logs via UI (but I prefer console with tail -f catalina.out)