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Where are you (aiming to be) running this? Is it an event listener, or a post-function?
Script listener in script runner... Also is there a possibility to get the issue key dynamically for events triggered?
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Ok, you're jumping through unnecessary hoops with the issuemanager line. You could make it work with a bit more wrangling, but there's a far easier route. Try replacing it with simply
def issue = event.issue
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This suggests that you are not using the script in a listener.
As you can see in this example, the code you have is perfectly valid when used in the context of a listener - https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/update-the-value-of-a-custom-field-using-a-listener
Note - the way scripts have a context makes it hard to write and test them if you put them in the wrong context. For example, if you're writing a listener, you need to put the code into a listener, you can't develop in the script console because the console will not have the "event that was caught" in the context. Similarly for conditions, post-functions and validators - the console does not have "issue the transition is running against" in the context.
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