I am sending a custom email in a post-function. Have been using this:
def mBody = /An issue has been created by a person not on the provided list of designer/developers.<\/br> Please review this issue and contact IT to add the designer/developer so the proper supervisors will get an email. <\/br> You will need to manually add the correct supervisor(s) to a comment asking them to reply and approve/reject.<\/br> <a href='https:\/\/jiraqa.mmm.com\/browse\/$id\/#add-comment'> $id - $issueSummary <\/a><\/br> /;
and with the upgrade to Jira 7 it doesn't like the escape characters. I looked at multi line strings like:
mBody = '''You are receiving this email because you are listed as a supervisor for line\\/area: $userLine .<\\/br> Please review this issue and indicate your approval or rejection in the comment area. <\\/br> <a href='https:\\/\\/jiraqa.mmm.com\\/browse\\/$id\\/#add-comment'> Add comment to $id - $issueSummary <\\/a><\\/br>''' ;
But do not think it will pick up the Jira issue variables because it seems to be a literal. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Hank
Trying this:
mBody = 'An issue has been created by a person not on the provided list of designer\\/developers.<\\/br>' + 'Please review this issue and contact IT to add the designer\\/developer so the proper supervisors will get an email. <\\/br>' + 'You will need to manually add the correct supervisor(s) to a comment asking them to reply and approve\\/reject.<\\/br>' + '<a href=https:\\/\\/jiraqa.mmm.com\\/browse\\/' + id + '\\/#add-comment>' + id + '-' + issueSummary + '<\\/a><\\/br>';
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