ScriptRunner - Script Variables depending on projects

[SergioA]

Hi, I have a question regarding the use of Script Variables (from ScriptRunner plugin) depending on the project they are accessed. For instance, I know that if I define a variable calle MY_TEST_VAR I can access it from a script:

def myVar = MY_TEST_VAR

If I define these variables:

MY_TEST_VAR_PRJ000001 = "Value for project PRJ000001"

MY_TEST_VAR_PRJ000002 = "Value for project PRJ000002"

Could them be read in a dynamic way? Something similar to this:

def myVar = MY_TEST_VAR_${issue.project.key}

 Thanks!

[SergioA]

I published a reply to Dick's message as it was a reply to my own message and I can't delete it, so I have edited the original message and I will post the reply as soon as it allows me to do it.

[Dick]

Ciao Sergio,

Smart values come with double curly braces, as per this link for syntax. That might solve your issue. 

[SergioA]

Hi Dick! Thanks for your advice, I gave it a try and unfortunately didn't work, I got this error:

org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.InvokerInvocationException: groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: Script1.MY_TEST_VAR_() is applicable for argument types: (Script1$_run_closure1) values: [Script1$_run_closure1@78f8bea2]

 at ConsoleScriptExecution1_groovyProxy.run(Unknown Source)

BUT, trying to print the project key variable with double curly braces as you suggested throwed an unexpected output:

{
  "delegate": {
    "binding": {
      "variables": {
        "MY_TEST_VAR_PRJ000001": "Value for project PRJ000001",
        "MY_TEST_VAR_PRJ000002": "Value for project PRJ000002"
         ...

Which made me think that there is actually a variable within the script's context which contains the Script Variables. Apparently binding.variables is what I was looking for, and I'm able now to access the variables in this way:

binding.variables["MY_TEST_VAR_PRJ000001"]

Or in a dynamic way, depending on the issue's project:

binding.variables["MY_TEST_VAR_" + ${issue.fields.project.key}]

Which works as I expected.

Many thanks for your advice :)