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I have developed a JQL plugin to retrieve a list of issues related to a particular issue key passed as parameter to plugin.
Then I am exporting all the issues hence retrieved to create a report with Xporter plugin for JIRA.
Now, what I want to know is if there is a way to get the issue key passed as a parameter in Xporter template file.
Hi,
You can get the JQL query using this ${FilterJQL}, but this placeholder prints the query you are using to search issue. So, you need to do some manipulation in order to get the desired value. Javascript is the solution. Take a look here:
http://confluence.xpand-addons.com/display/public/XPORTER/Javascript
Hi,
Did you create a new JQL function right? Are you exporting all issues retrieved by that function?
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You just need to user this ${Key} to get the Key printed on document.
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But ${Key} is printing the issue key of that iteration in the Result list. What I am looking at is retrieving the key of the parameter passed to the plugin.
Probably, I can be clear with an example:
My JQL Plugin name: saitejPlugin(<issueKey>)
How i use
issue in saitejPlugin("JIRA-123") and search. This retrieves a list of issues and I Export them using Xporter plugin.
In the Xporter template, i am looking at retrieving details of JIRA-123
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