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Hey All,
So i have been trying to write a listener script with the help of a number of folks and am so close but haven't quite figured out the magic sauce. I have two fields (PO Number and Tracking Number) i need to populate down from the parent to all subtasks. As of now I have only been able to accomplish this with the first subtask but not the rest in the list. I was told i should consider an "each" loop but don't really know how to script that or if it is truly the correct approach. Attached is my script so far. I've called out in the script where i think i need some help. If anybody could lend a hand, i would certainly appreciate it.
Hi Scott,
You can do the following to loop through the sub task objects:
issue.subTaskObjects.each{
println("SubTask ID: ${it}")
}
You can do what you want with each subtask inside the curly braces. The variable "it" represents the sub task object (Issue) for each pass of the loop.
Steve
Hi Scott,
Yes, iterating through the subtask issues with .each() would work fine here. It should be rather simple to do, like this:
issue.getSubTaskObjects().each { subtask ->
syncCustomFieldValue(issue, subtask, "yourNameOfField")
}
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