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Hello,
The Postfunction to use in a Transition: https://documentation.mindville.com/display/INSSERV/Insight+Post+Functions#InsightPostFunctions-Setthevalueofanobjectattributewithapredefinedvalueplaceholders-setobjectattributevaluetopredefined
is very usefull. But....
1) The Attribute is always overwritten on a Transition and there is no Option to fill more than 1 value. We use this Postfunction to fill some inventory stuff - and there is a big need to add on every transition the new values.
Example: JIRA-Issue to assign Item1 to CustomerA works great an fills attribute "Inventory" with "Item1" another JIRA-Issue to assign Item2 to CustomerA should add the value so the attribute "Inventory" would be "Item1, Item2".
2) Is the Script behind this integrated post function somewhere public? So i could adopt it and use in a groovy post function.
Thanks
Oliver
Hi @Oliver Schalch and @Eric Hartway ,
Have you been able to find a resolution yet?
Is the information in https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Update-Object-Attribute-Insight-Add-NOT-overwrite-Script-advice/qaq-p/1398294 helpful?
regards, Marco
Hi Marco,
I have not found an application level resolution. Using a Groovy script seems to be the only viable answer.
-Eric
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I have this same issue. Have you been able to find a resolution yet?
Thanks,
Eric
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