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We have a Select List (Cascading) custom field that contains the Divisions and Subdivisions that employees could work for. A while ago I got the input for the field working in my ConfiForm but I think the barbaric way I did it is breaking the ability for it to "update" and link my issues.
Searching how to input the ID's, i found the syntax
{"id":"11111", "child":{"id":"22222"}}
So I set up a form with the ID's and set up a smart classifier and entered the code
"customfield_13062": {"id":"[entry.smartdepart.ParentID]", "child":{"id":"[entry.smartdepart.ChildID]"}}
This works fine when both the ParentID and ChildID have ID's, but not all ParentIDs have ChildIDs
I get an error because Jira doesn't like that the child ID is blank. (edited error message below)
com.atlassian.sal.api.net.ResponseException: Error communicating with Jira, {"errorMessages":[],"errors":{"customfield_13062":"Child Option id '' is not valid"}}
Used JSON: "customfield_13062": {"id":"32410", "child":{"id":""}} }} }'
I tried null and I can't remember what else instead of a blank in the form, nothing worked. Eventually I put the code for the child input into the ID in the form and used the code
"customfield_13062": {"id":"[entry.smartdepart.ParentID]"[entry.smartdepart.ChildID]}
where
Parent ID = 11111
and
Child ID = , "child":{"id": "22222"
This code works, if there is no childID it doesn't try to set one, and Jira doesn't have a conniption fit, but if there is one it enters the missing API code.
Further development of my ConfiForm led tofrustrations with the IFTTT not linking issues. I started picking it apart and if I hard code an ID or remove the "customfield_13062" line the IFTTT links issues just fine.
Is there a better syntax to allow Jira to accept there sometimes being a ChildID and sometimes not?
Hello Brian.
I had the same problem and couldn't find a solution, but by trial and error I found out how to do it.
If you send no child field at all jira accepts that as no child selected.
Using your example, this should work:
"customfield_13062": {"id":"32410"}
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