I need to make a trigger that would update a custom field to a certain value every time when the issue updated. I'm using Adaptivist ScriptRunner on JIRA v 6.4.11. I created a new listener using the menu: JIRA Administration > Add-ons > Script Listeners. I chose "Fast-track transition an issue" and then used these values for its attributes:
Events set to: "Issue Updated"
Condition set to: isUserMemberOfRole('Administrators')
Action set to: Start Progress
Additional issue actions: issueInputParameters.setComment('Write your comment here')
The code above (in the additional issue actions) was generated when I clicked on the link "Add example: Add Comment".
However, the last step does not work. I'm an admin and once I edit a ticket, I see that this listener makes it "IN PROGRESS" instantly but it never adds a comment. Please advice.
Hi Stanislav,
I have just tested replicating your issue localy on my JIRA 6.4.12 instance using Script Runner version 4.1.3.9. I get the same behaviour as yourself where the issue transitions to In Progress without a comment when I set the Additional Actions using the example code provided.
However I am able to add a comment if I use the following the code below in the Additional actions box of the Fast Track listener.
import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor // Get the Comment Manager and current logged in user def commentMgr = ComponentAccessor.getCommentManager() def user = ComponentAccessor.getJiraAuthenticationContext().getUser() // Add a comment to the issue commentMgr.create(issue, user, "commentBody" , true)
I hope this helps.
Thanks
Kristian
Thanks Kristian. But please don't raise the ticket. JIRA will only create the comment if there is a screen with a comment on. skipScreenCheck should avoid this requirement, but it doesn't work. Search jira.atlassian.com for that.
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Hi Stanislav,
Glad we were able to help.
If this issue is useful can you please mark it as accepted so that other users with similar questions can easily find it in future.
Many Thanks
Kristian
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