Comparing a branch issue field value with a list of trigger issue values.

[Vitor Prado]

Hi! I'm using Automation and Smart Value in Jira Data center. I'm running an automation in a branch for a related issue of the trigger issue, and I want to go through all the related issues of the trigger issue and comparing a specific field value to a value of another field of the branch issue. So far I'm able to go through to list of the trigger issue related issues, but I can only compare it with a given string, and I don't know if its possible to refer to the branch issue field.

This is what I got working:

{{#triggerIssue.issuelinks.outwardIssue}}
{{equals(customfield_10600, "0010")}}
{{/}}

Instead of using the given string "0010", I wanted to use a value from a field of the branch issue, I know I can refer to it using "issue.customfield_10601", but I can't use it inside the trigger issue list since it would be out of context. Is there any syntax that would work for this case?

Thanks!

[Dominik Bauchner]

It doesn´t work.
I had to set the context path to each instance. I use Apache proxy.

Original set:
mysite.net - jira

then I install confluence:
mysite.net/jira - jira
mysite.net/confluence - confluence

After that I modified file

 /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

And set this line:

RedirectMatch "^/$" "http://mysite.net/jira/"

The line redirects website mysite.net to mysite.net/jira/. 

[Charly [DEISER]]

Hello @OFFJ

yes, you can have both applications in the same server without Apache. Remember to add a context to each application to avoid session problems.

cheers

[OFFJ]

Hello @Charly [DEISER],

Thank you for your answer.

I install Jira and Confluence like this :

- atlassian folder
       - ‎jira installation folder
       - ‎jira-home folder
       - ‎confluence installation folder
       - ‎confluence-home folder

I defined different ports in server.xml file for each application

Separately Jira and Confluence work.

But when I start one application then when I start the other it made innacessible the other one (error 503).

Which context do you talk about ?

Regard,
OFFJ

[Charly [DEISER]]

Hello @OFFJ

For jira you can check this doc: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-change-the-jira-application-context-path-225119408.html

For Confluence: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-change-the-confluence-context-path-707985922.html

What you are doing is adding a context path to the application base url, ie:

http://<server ip>:8080/jira

http://<server ip>:8090/confluence

In this case we are using port 8080 for jira and port 8090 for confluence.

Cheers

[OFFJ]

Hello @Charly [DEISER],

Thank you for your help but my issue was a lack of RAM on the server. I have almost 3 Go and when I start one application it stops the other if it were running.

Thank you again.

See you next time.

Regard,

OFFJ

[Dominik Bauchner]

Hi

Can I use Jira without contex path and confluence with context path?

Eg.
mysite.net - jira
mysite.net/confluence - confluence

[Venkataramana]

@OFFJ  the reference for confluence installation is corrupted.. Can you please share the updated page?

corrupted page URL :https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-change-the-confluence-context-path-707985922.html