From DC to Cloud JMCF

[Marc Jason Mutuc]

I'm working on migrating some fields from DC to Cloud. One of the fields has this script for Calculated (scripted) Number Field.

issue.get("customfield_21408")==null ? null : (issue.get("customfield_21408").getTime() - issue.get("created").getTime()) / 1000 / 60

Can someone teach me the api equivalent of it? I tried looking into the documentations but couldn't really see a good guide.

[Reshma Begum _Appfire_]

Hi @Marc Jason Mutuc ,

Thanks for reaching out!

Please use the below script in a JCMF scripted field to get a difference of two datetime fields. 

const createdAt = await api.issue.getField(issue, "created")

console.log(createdAt)

const resolvedAt = await api.issue.getField(issue, "resolutiondate")

console.log(resolvedAt)


console.log(resolvedAt - createdAt)

if(resolvedAt != null)

{

return (new Date(resolvedAt).getTime() - new Date(createdAt).getTime())/1000/60

}

Please change the fields in the script above as per your requirement. 

BTW I am from Appfire, a vendor of JMCF app.

Hope this helps!

Thanks

Reshma

[Marc Jason Mutuc]

Thanks Reshma! I'll try it out. Is there any documentation for this? I will be using it more and would like to be able to do it on my own.

This one doesn't show a lot

https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JMCFC/pages/731676729/Scripted+Field

Very different to the documentation for DC. I am hoping you can provide me some links.

[Marc Jason Mutuc]

For example, how to I get custom field values in cloud?

[Reshma Begum _Appfire_]

Hi @Marc Jason Mutuc ,

You can get the custom field values through the custom field ID, as shown below:

const createdAt = await api.issue.getField(issue, "created")

console.log(createdAt)


const resolvedAt = await api.issue.getField(issue, "customfield_10078")

console.log(resolvedAt)

if(resolvedAt != null)

{

return (new Date(resolvedAt).getTime() - new Date(createdAt).getTime())/1000/60

}

As we have released scripted fields in the JMCF cloud app quite recently, we are still working on improving our documentation. 

Thank you for trying out scripted fields!

Thanks,

Reshma