I am quite certain this won't work but I want to find a solution.
I have an automation which triggers on create issue and then looks if an issue is a subtask. The actions only work on subtasks created.
I have noticed a scenario where an existing issue (not subtask), is assigned a parent, making it a subtask now. i also want my automation to run on this subtask but since it was not a new issue created, I don't think the create issue trigger will work.
What trigger can I use that covers both the cases. New subtask created or existing issue changed to a subtask.
Thanks.
Hi Filip,
You will need to provide the custom field date value in the format expected by Jira, if your email is not in the same format, this might be difficult.
What version of JEMH are you running? This sounds like the kind of problem that the Script Field Processor would be ideal for, I think you would be able to parse the date via Javascript and then convert to the appropriate format that Jira expects.
The Script Field Processor is available for JEMH 2.5.1 and above, I think you are probably reaching the limits of the Regexp Field Processor if your data needs additional processing before being mapped to the issue fields.
If you need any assistance please raise a support ticket with us and we can discuss further: The Plugin People Support
Kind Regards,
Reece @ The Plugin People
Hi Reece,
I knew about Script Field processor, but had no idea how to set it and was afraid of it. It took some time, but documentation for Script Field processor is pretty rich.
We developed new customer Servicedesk with this processor about month ago. It was not easy, but looks like everything work how it should. Love that plugin :)
Thank you for help and Best regards,
Filip
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Good to hear Filip! If you need any further help feel free to reach out to our support team, we can probably point you in the correct direction in future to save you some time.
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