Hi,
You can use the following to retrieve the status name:
issue.getStatusObject().getName()
If you define a scripted field, you can quickly test such a condition with a specified issue key.
Kind regards,
Geert
Hi @Geert Graat,
Thanks for the response. I'm still a little unsure how to get this working properly. I've input the following now for the condition. Do I need to specify the issue key for getStatusObject()? Also, do I need to specify anything in the brackets for getName?
issue.getStatusObject().getName() == 'Approved-Company Car'
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issue.getStatusObject().getName() is exactly the same as issue.statusObject.name You don't specify any key because you have the issue in the "issue" variable...
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@Jamie Echlin [Adaptavist] Thanks, Jamie. Makes sense. It's still not working for me with condition= issue.statusObject.name == 'Approved-Company Car' This is a custom status I created. I tried removing the space between "company" and "car" to see if that would work... still nothing. I'm out of ideas now.
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maybe you have a trailing space or something on your status name. Is the condition tester there? If so try: assert issue.statusObject.name == 'Approved-Company Car' (just to test) and post the output.
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