We are adding a for loop in a Behavior to collect the option IDs of a multi-select field. On Script Console, the for loop works -- it gathers the option IDs and puts it in a list. However, when added to a Behavior, the for loop breaks the entire behavior. Dx Has anyone had success with a for loop on Behaviors? For reference here is our behavior: import com.atlassian.jira.issue.IssueManagerimport com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessorimport com.atlassian.jira.jql.parser.JqlQueryParserimport com.atlassian.jira.issue.search.SearchProviderimport static org.apache.commons.collections.CollectionUtils.*final productLine = "Product Line(s)"if (getBehaviourContextId() == "create-epic-button") {//Testing getFieldByName("Summary").setFormValue("Testing")// Get some componentsdef jqlQueryParser = ComponentAccessor.getComponent(JqlQueryParser)def searchProvider = ComponentAccessor.getComponent(SearchProvider)def issueManager = ComponentAccessor.issueManagerdef user = ComponentAccessor.jiraAuthenticationContext.loggedInUserdef optManager = ComponentAccessor.getOptionsManager()//Parent Linkdef parentLink = getFieldByName("Parent Link")def parentLinkValue = parentLink.getValue()def contextIssue = issueManager.getIssueObject(getContextIssueId())parentLink.setFormValue("${contextIssue.key}")//Product Linedef productLineName = ComponentAccessor.customFieldManager.customFieldObjects.findByName(productLine) //Get Objectsdef productLineList = getFieldByName(productLine).getValue() as List //Get Values as List log.warn("Product Line List: $productLineList")//Get Product Line Field Config def productLineConfig = productLineName.getRelevantConfig(contextIssue)log.warn("Product Line Field Configuration: $productLineConfig")//Get Product Line Field Value Options def productLineOptions = optManager.getOptions(productLineConfig)log.warn("Product Line Options: $productLineOptions")def targetValues = []for (i in productLineList) {log.warn "processing $contextIssue value = $i"//Convert i to a string and define it in a variable def newVal = i.toString()//Get Product Line Option ID def productLineOptionID = productLineOptions. find { it.value == newVal }log.warn("Product Line Option ID: $productLineOptionID")//Add to targetValues List targetValues += productLineOptionID.optionIdlog.warn("Product Line Target Values: $targetValues")getFieldByName("Product Line(s)").setDescription("Woooorrkkkkk")} } else {}

Team Calendar - Upcoming events not showing as view option

I am testing upgrade of Confluence instance from V2.9 to V5 using installed Team Calendar evaluation version 3.1.5. Successfully imported my data from old Calendar plugin.
Would like to display a list of upcoming events on home page, but edit calendar does not include view option=upcoming events.

"Upcoming Events" does display on Dashboard but seems to be caught in endless loop & does not load properly.

I have uninstalled calendar & reinstalled to no avail.

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There is no reason for a for-loop to break anything.

But how does the for-loop break your behaviour?

What errors are you getting?

What gets outputted to your log?

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Hi Peter just validated that in fact you can use for loops in behaviors!

When I was trying to grab the product line field I wasn't referencing the originated issue, but rather the destination issue. Corrected the below:

def productLineValue = contextIssue.getCustomFieldValue("Product Line(s)") as List

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