With the behaviour plugin having an issue detecting a change for a field

Randy November 28, 2016

Sorry still new to behaviours so please forgive this ignorance which hopefully might be an easy question.

We are currently on JIRA 6.3.1 using ScriptRunner 4.1.3.9.

Specifically the issue is I have a behaviour created upon a custom field.

For that specific field I am trying to detect when there is a change.for this field and the "Fix Version/s" is not set throw an error that prevents the user from updating.

Currently I have the below where the specific field is customfield_10038.

Is there something obvious that I am doing wrong or misunderstanding?

def field = getFieldById(getFieldChanged())

if (field == "customfield_10038" && fixVersion.getValue() == "") {

    field.setError("You aren't allowed to checkin.")

}

else {

    field.clearError()

}

 

 

Thanks in advance.

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Mahesh S
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November 29, 2016

Though hadn't tried hands-on, I believe this could help you. smile

def cusField = getFieldById(getFieldChanged())
def fix = getFieldByName("Fix Version/s") 
if ((fix.getValue() == null) || (fix.getValue() == "")) 
{
    cusField.setError("You aren't allowed to checkin.")
}
else {
    cusField.clearError()
}

Check the minor mistakes keenly. 

Randy November 29, 2016

Hi Mahesh,

Thanks for that response. I had initially tried this but had an issue where even though this custom field didn't change when I go to hit the edit button for the bug, it perceives that this field has changed and as such runs this check. This is problematic in that you may want to edit another field in that bug but cannot now. Any ideas for this?

 

Thanks,

Randy 

Jonny Carter
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November 30, 2016

So, you could do a check to see whether the custom field has actually changed, as well as checking whether Fix Version is empty.

def cusField = getFieldById(getFieldChanged())
def fix = getFieldByName("Fix Version/s")
def fixVersionEmpty = (fix.getValue() == null) || (fix.getValue() == "")
def customFieldChanged = cusField.getValue() != underlyingIssue.getCustomFieldValue(cusField)
if (fixVersionEmpty && !customFieldChanged)
{
    cusField.setError("You aren't allowed to checkin.")
}
else {
    cusField.clearError()
}

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