I am trying to make a few custom fields read-only based on if a date field was populated. The basic situation is: If the approval date is populated, then a few fields are to become read-only. The approval can be returned, so if that is true, then the custom fields are to be read-write again. If the issue is approved again, then check to make sure the approval is after the returned data to make the custom fields read-only again. Any help would be great.
Below is an example of just making the custom fields read-only, but many things could be wrong. Thanks!
def ApproveDate = getFieldByName("Approve Date")
Date ApproveDateValue = (Date) ApproveDate.getValue()
def ReturnDate = getFieldByName("Return Date")
Date ReturnDateValue = (Date) ReturnDate.getValue()
def cf1 = getFieldByName("CustomField1")
def cf2 = getFieldByName("CustomField2")
if (ApproveDateValue != null || (ReturndateValue !=null && ApproveDateValue>ReturnDateValue))
{
cf1.setReadOnly(true)
cf2.setReadOnly(true)
}
You can make 500 API requests per 5 minutes.
I don't see any performance issue for my webhook push notification in day to today.
If you are really looking on performance perspective for REST API call use cookie parameter to get quick response and logout the session once action is complete.
Thank u @Mahendran
I have another doubt in above answer.
suppose there are 10 JIRA users in an organization.If they call JIRA rest api all requests will
go through same IP only.
So my doubt is 500 requests per user or
500 requests per IP.
Thanks
Tamil
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