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Hide certain version options for custom field Version Picker (multiple) using Behaviours

Diana Gorv

I'm looking for a certain groovy script I could use in ScriptRunner's Behaviours for my custom field that uses the Version Picker (multiple) type.

For our project, we have multiple Releases (e.g. 101, 102, 103, 201, 202, 203 etc) and we always add more release numbers throughout the year.

We use a custom fields to help filter, but we want to show only the 200s options. We use Version Picker custom field because on JQL query, it's easier to search: customfield >= 200, and we'd never have to change that query.

My question, is there a script I could use in Behaviours set to the custom field so that it searches using a wildcard for the different versions available in our project, and then hides the other options (the 100s) from being selected?

Right now I have this that works for now, but I'd rather not have to update this script every time we create a new version number:

def field = getFieldByName ("Version Picker Option")
def version = field.getValue() as Collection
def options = field.setFieldOptions (["200","201","202"]) //must update every quarter, but would rather there be a wildcard option

if (options == true){

field.setValid(false)
field.setError("Version/s can not be a 100s")

}else {

field.setValid(true)
field.clearError()

}

Accepted answers

Antoine Berry

Hello @Diana Gorv ,

I tried finding the valid versions for the issue, but did not succeed, so I retrieved the project versions instead. Please try this snippet :

import com.onresolve.jira.groovy.user.FieldBehaviours
import groovy.transform.BaseScript

@BaseScript FieldBehaviours fieldBehaviours

def threshold = 200
def versionPicker = getFieldByName ("Version Picker Option")
def validVersions = issueContext.getProjectObject().getVersions().findAll{ it.name.toDouble() >= threshold}
versionPicker.setFieldOptions(validVersions)

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Antoine Berry

Hello @Diana Gorv ,

I tried finding the valid versions for the issue, but did not succeed, so I retrieved the project versions instead. Please try this snippet :

import com.onresolve.jira.groovy.user.FieldBehaviours
import groovy.transform.BaseScript

@BaseScript FieldBehaviours fieldBehaviours

def threshold = 200
def versionPicker = getFieldByName ("Version Picker Option")
def validVersions = issueContext.getProjectObject().getVersions().findAll{ it.name.toDouble() >= threshold}
versionPicker.setFieldOptions(validVersions)

Diana Gorv

Hi @Antoine Berry

I can't screenshot and share, but I copied your script and unfortunately I can still see the other versions as selectable.

Antoine Berry

Hi @Diana Gorv ,

Could you check the logs for any error ?

Diana Gorv

Hi @Antoine Berry

I checked in Built-In Scripts > View Server Logs and couldn't find anything. I even checked in Systems > Logging and Profiling and tried different logging levels to view the server logs. Unfortunately, I'm not to familiar with looking into database logs either.

The script doesn't come up with any red errors in behaviors though. I tried changing threshold to the project's release ID number to see if it changed anything, but I don't think I did the correct method.

import com.onresolve.jira.groovy.user.FieldBehaviours
import groovy.transform.BaseScript

@BaseScript FieldBehaviours fieldBehaviours

def threshold = 12345 // found this in Project > Releases > clicked the version name and saw last 5 digits on url
def versionPicker = getFieldByName ("Version Picker Option")
def validVersions = issueContext.getProjectObject().getVersions().findAll{ it.name.toDouble() >= threshold}
versionPicker.setFieldOptions(validVersions)

If a wildcard search is not possible for Jira's version picker in groovy, then I can make do with my original script.

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