Script Listener Updates Custom Field to Wrong Value-Cloud

[Keri Hudson]

I have a script listener on issue updates that copies the latest value in the Sprint field to another read-only custom field called 'Current Sprint.' So anytime the Sprint field is updated, the Current Sprint field is updated as well. 

It mostly works well, but I'm having a problem when issues aren't completed in a sprint & are rolled over to the next sprint. Ex. The Sprint field shows an issue is in Canopy Sprint 15, but Current Sprint says Canopy Sprint 14, the previous sprint. If I try to update this manually, either through a bulk edit or the Scriptrunner script console, it works but then my script listener immediately runs & sets it back to the previous, incorrect sprint. Any ideas on what's causing this, or ways to improve my script? I'm newer to scripting so I'm sure this could be improved a bit. 

def issueTypes = ['Story', 'Epic']
def thing

if (!issue.fields.issuetype.name in issueTypes) { 
 return
}

def issueKey = issue.key

def returnLatestSprintName(issueSprints) {
 def latestSprint
 if (issue.fields.customfield_10115) {
 def sprints = []
 issueSprints.each { sprint ->
 def sprintMap = sprint.substring(sprint.indexOf('[')+1, sprint.indexOf(']')).tokenize(',').collectEntries { [(it.tokenize('=')[0]): it.tokenize('=')[1] ]}
 sprints.add(sprintMap)
 //sprints.sort { it.name }
 
 }
 latestSprint = sprints.sort { it.id }[-1].name
 } else {
 latestSprint = ''
 }
 return latestSprint
}

def latestSprint = returnLatestSprintName(issue.fields.customfield_10115)

if (issue.fields.customfield_10752 != latestSprint && latestSprint != '') {
 put("/rest/api/2/issue/${issueKey}")
 .queryString("overrideScreenSecurity", Boolean.TRUE)
 .header('Content-Type', 'application/json')
 .body([
 fields: [
 customfield_10752: latestSprint
 ]
 ])
 .asString()
}

 Thanks!
Keri

[Jon Bevan _Adaptavist_]

Hi Keri,

I'm not sure how to do this programmatically because the Jira Software REST APIs don't give enough of the information you need.

Could you just temporarily disable your Script Listener whenever you manually fix the issues?

Thanks,
Jon

[Marcos Sanchez]

Hi Keri,

I had a little script that does something like that, I adapted it a bit to your requirements and it works fine for me. You could try it and I hope it works to you:

import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
import com.atlassian.jira.event.type.EventDispatchOption

def cfManager = ComponentAccessor.customFieldManager
def issueManager = ComponentAccessor.issueManager

def currentSprint = cfManager.getCustomFieldObject(11101L) //Replace ID with your custom field ID
def sprint = cfManager.getCustomFieldObject(10104L) //Replace ID with your original sprint ID

def invalidIssueTypes = ["Story", "Epic"]

if(invalidIssueTypes.contains(issue.issueType.name)){
 return
}else{
 issue.setCustomFieldValue(currentSprint, Arrays.toString(sprint.getValue(issue).name).replace("[", "").replace("]", ""))
 
 issueManager.updateIssue(ComponentAccessor.getJiraAuthenticationContext().getLoggedInUser(), issue, EventDispatchOption.DO_NOT_DISPATCH, false)
}

I tried it two ways:
- Moving issue between sprints on backlog view.
- Editing Sprint field

Both of them work as expected.

Regards,
Marcos

[Jon Bevan _Adaptavist_]

Marcos your code is for Jira Server not Jira Cloud, so it won't work for Keri.

[Marcos Sanchez]

Oh, right.

I absolutely forgot about the cloud, so sorry...