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Hi, I would like to ask a questions. How can I script with ScriptRunner f9r updating a custom field (type: date) when JIRA service desk "public" comment (from customer or agent's comment shared with customer) added.
The purpose of this is to keep "last customer interacted date" for each ticket. Only customer feedback and agent's comments to customer will be counted. Internal comment creation time will be ignored.
Thanks for your technical sharing.
Hello Louis.
You would add a custom listener to an issue. That triggers on "Issue Commented" event.
Aftewards, in the script you would check if the event is an internal or a public comment, and update the customfield accordingly.
There are a lot of examples in both this community and our official documentation on how to do parts of this. In my opinion you should search for:
1. How to update a custom field.
2. How to see if a comment event is public or not?(this would most certainly be in the atlassian official java api documentation)
With examples of both of this you should be able to create that script.
Does this make sense? If you want a more specific example for this you might have to wait awhile because we are currently flooded and custom scripting is something that takes us a bit of time.
Cheers.
Dyelamos
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