"issue.getSubTaskObjects().size() == 1" groovy condition is not working in cloud.

Deleted user February 11, 2017

Hi All ,

 

I'am trying to create a subtask based on conditional execution. The condition is that if the issue already has one subtask existing then it should create. I'am using the statement/code as follows :

issue.getSubTaskObjects().size() == 1

I tested this in my local SERVER instance and it is working fine. However I could not make it work on my cloud system. Can anybody let me know why its not working ? Also, is there any other way i can validate(apply conditional execution) the subtask count on cloud system?

 

 

Thank you!

Swathi Komirelli

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Jon Bevan [Adaptavist]
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February 12, 2017

Hi Swathi,

JIRA Server and JIRA Cloud add-ons work in very different ways. We have written up some documentation around this here: http://scriptrunner-docs.connect.adaptavist.com/jiracloud/ and http://scriptrunner-docs.connect.adaptavist.com/jiracloud/migrating.html

Testing scripts on a JIRA Server instance before using it in JIRA Cloud will not work because ScriptRunner for JIRA Cloud does not have access to the same APIs.

The equivalent JIRA Cloud code to what you have written is:

issue.fields.subtasks.size() == 1

I hope that helps - feel free to ask more questions here or open a support request directly with us: https://productsupport.adaptavist.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/23/create/112

Jon

Deleted user February 14, 2017

Hi @John Bevan,

 

Thanks for your inputs.The script you have provided is also not working. I tried other scripts based on the documentation,but none of them seems to work.

I raised a request with your support desk. 

 

Regards,

Swathi.

John Bevan February 14, 2017

Retagging as @Jon Bevan [Adaptavist].

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Pirkka Palmumäki October 7, 2022

In cloud it is

issue.subtasks.length

instead of  

issue.getSubTaskObjects().size()

 See:

https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/jira-expressions-type-reference/#issue

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Deleted user October 7, 2017

Just as FYI - 

 

Here is the solution : 

 

def issueSubTasks = ((List)issue.fields.subtasks).size() ?: 0
if (issueSubTasks ==1)
return true

 

Cheers!

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