how to start development with JIRA ?

[Prabu Sivagnanam]

Myself Salesforce developer, want to create integration between Salesforce & JIRA...As of now doing POC on this (I already did 1 POC by using 3rd party -Service Rocket connectors,but our management dont' want since the connectors are paid), our company using JIRA server version..So how can I proceed with this since i know only salesforce part and dont have any idea how to start development with JIRA ? even i don't know whether jira is customizable ?, what language its built on?,where to type code?...I didn't find any proper document for this.. mobile: +91 9080487629

[JamieA · Accepted solution]

The subtask action can't be blank - it needs to know which transition to do on it. 

I guess the script title is not the most accurate. What it means to say, is that it will optionally do some action on the child, maybe because you want to keep it in sync with the parent state, for instance reopen it.

Blank means you are choosing the option not to do any action on the subtask. 

Sorry, I missed this on first read.

Edit - I need to update a few of the descriptions... some of them are ambiguous, and this one is just plain confusing.

[Lacey Also]

@Jamie Echlin [Adaptavist]

Trying to do this, reopen a sub-task from a resolved parent - all on script page is blank except the existing subtask issue type (Defect) and the Sub-Task action which is the transition I expect to fire. It keeps creating a new sub-task ... What am I missing??

Groovy Script Runner version 2.1.17
Jira version 6.4.11, 5.1

Sub-Task Action: Schedule and Move to Dev Team (331)

(This transition is listed on the child issue)

Part of the problem is the summary is going to change for every single issue - it won't be the same for each issue, so the example in the scriptrunner tutorial doesn't really work for us.

I also tried Reopen (31) with the same result.

https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/4.1.3.5/jira/builtin-scripts.html#_create_a_sub_task

[JamieA]

It will only work with a hard-coded summary. If you don't have that you will need to write your own script to reopen the subtask... which will have to include knowing which subtask to reopen, if more than one.

[Steven Wilson]

That was not a solution I expected.  Thank you very much for your help!