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I have a number of issues being created in Jira by another system. When the issues are created, it has the name of the system followed by a number and then proceeds with the description. I want to be able to remove these first few characters and not the whole summary.
For example:
RemoveMe #1234546 User is having trouble logging into the application.
In this example, I want to remove "RemoveME #123456". That's it.
You can do this by using smart values, the ones for text fields can remove part of the string. If the prefix in your summary has a set number you could use right(int length) to get the text you want. If it is not a set number then one of the substring functions should work.
Yes. it is the exact same number of characters from the beginning of each summary. What would the query look like?
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So if we use your example above then the smart value would look like this:
{{issue.summary.right(17)}}
This should give you User is having trouble logging into the application.
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No, it returns the characters, from the specified amount of characters, from the right of the text string.
Example, if summary is Hello World! then {{issue.summary.right(6)}} -> World!
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