We are looking to implement the following using Adaptavist ScriptRunner and wondering if anyone has done the same, with the Cloud version of JIRA.
There are 2 parts to this.
1. From a master project we would create release versions, those versions would be synced down to approximately 5 different projects. So we are looking for an easy way to push down the new versions to the other projects.
2. We need to merge versions, what we are looking to do is merge the versions in the master project which would trigger the merge version in the 5 other projects. We need to ensure that the merge is triggered so that the version number is updated on all the corresponding tickets.
Wondering if anyone has implemented something similar, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Mark,
Thank you for your question.
I can confirm that there is a plugin for Jira Cloud called Version Sync for Jira which can be viewed on the Atlassian Marketplace here which is designed to Synchronise versions across projects and I would avdise looking at this plugin to achieve your requirement.
If you wanted to look to implement a script to do with this Script Runner then I can confirm that your script would need to look at the following Rest API calls outlined below.
Get Version
Get Project Versions
Create Version
Merge Versions
I have created a code snippet at which shows how you can get all versions for one project and copy them to another project which contains no versions which is located here and you can use this script as a referene guide to create the script that you require to achieve your requirements.
Regards,
Kristian
Thank you so much @Kristian Walker (Adaptavist) I was able to modify your code and add it as a script listener. I have it triggering off of version created for the main project and it is doing exactly what I needed.
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Could you please share sample script here. i have same requirement to implement.
Thanks, Pooja
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