I am trying to integrate multiple workflows and one of the conditions I am trying to setup is that , workflow A triggers an issue creation for workflow B, however, when the new issue gets created in workflow B, I want it to drop directly in the "In progress" Status instead of "To-Do". how would i write up this condition in scriptrunner?
Note - workflow/issuetype B is also used independently.
You can use the "fast track transition" script postfunction of script runner in the create tansition of the workflow B ...
I think you should add a customfield which will let you distinguish if the issue was created from workflow A or independently. Then you could use this custom field in your condition. For example, let 's say you create a field called "createStatus". And you fill it with value 1 if it is created from the workfow A and with value 2 if it is created independently. Then your condition would look like this:
def createStatus = ComponentAccessor.getCustomFieldManager().getCusomFieldObjectByName("createStatus")
issue.getCustomFieldValue(createStatus) == 1
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Thank you for the approach @Alexey Matveev , this i the one I would like to pursue. However, I am trying to setup the custom field here but again am stuck with the scripting part, I looked up the Scriptrunner documentation but could not find how to identify an issue if it is generated by another workflow or initiated by the current version.
Could you possibly point me in right direction if this data exists somewhere please?
Thanks
Ankit
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You should create a usual custom field, not a scripted field. And then fill it in the post function which you use for creating issues from your workflow. How do you create issues from the workflow? What plugin do you use?
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