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Conditional Execution on Linked Issue Validation - JMWE

Hello, 

 

I'm trying to conditionally execute a post function with Jira Workflow Extensions, based on a linked issue of a certain issue type being present.

 

So flow is:

  • Create Issue Post function runs after transition
  • Post function checks if linked issue of issue type X exists
    • If yes, do not run (as post function creates an issue)
    • If no, run (create the issue)

Thanks!

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David Fischer _Appfire_
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Jun 09, 2022

Hi @Ahmad Sidawi ,

you can use this Nunjucks expression:

{{issue | linkedIssues(["issuetype"] ) | filter(["fields.issuetype.name","Story"]) | length == 0}}

where "Story" is the issue type name.

@David Fischer _Appfire_ you are a legend. Thank you 😊

Hi, 

 

And for Data Center, the expression is the same too?

 

Very Thanks

David Fischer _Appfire_
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Oct 19, 2023

No, JMWE for Jira DC uses the Groovy language.  Try something like:

!issue.getLinkedIssues().any{it.get("issuetype").name == "Story"}

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