Validate Confluence Page Link With Specific Words In Title

[Richard A_ Michaels]

When a work item transitions, based on specific values in a custom field, I need to validate that a Confluence Page with specific words in the title of the page is linked or the transition is blocked.

I used the AI-enhanced expression builder to help build the expression.  Here the result

issue.customfield_11670 ?

(issue.customfield_11670.some(option =>

['env-1', 'env-2', 'env-3', 'env-4'].includes(option.value)

) &&

issue.remoteLinks.some(link =>

link.application.name == 'Confluence' &&

(link.title.includes('Change Authorization') || link.title.includes('Production Notification'))

)) :

false

When I test the expression with a work item which should pass, I get the following error message:

Evaluation failed: "issue.remoteLinks" - Unrecognized property of `issue`: "remoteLinks" ('remoteLinks'). Available properties of type 'Issue' are: '11037d47-9c1c-48c5-91dc-17f8cd51d247__PRODUCTION__template-object-custom-field', 'assignee', 'attachments', 'changelogs', 'childIssues', 'closedSprints', 'color', 'com.atlassian.atlas.jira__project-key', 'com.atlassian.atlas.jira__project-status', 'com.gebsun.plugins.jira.issuechecklist__checklist-text-view-only', 'com.gebsun.plugins.jira.issuechecklist__issue-checklist-progress-field', 'com.gebsun.plugins.jira.issuechecklist__issue-checklist-progress-percent-field', 'com.gebsun.plugins.jira.issuechecklist__issue-checklist-templates', 'com.intenso.jira.issue-templates__template', 'comments', 'components', 'created', 'creator', 'customfield_10000', 'customfield_10001', 'customfield_10002', 'customfield_10003', 'customfield_10004', 'customfield_10007', 'customfield_10100', 'customfield_10200', 'customfield_10300', 'customfield_10700', 'customfield_10900', 'customfield_11000', 'customfield_11100',...

Does anyone have an idea how I can accomplish what I'm trying to do other than using a Script Validator.

[Jaime Escribano]

Hi Richard! 

Could we get a screen capture of your attempt? You seem to be using a Jira Expression which is something that I didn't know you could to in Automation :O 

The behaviour you are trying to accomplish could be achieved using workflow plugins such as Workflow Magic Box | Atlassian Marketplace (disclosure: My company created this plugin). It adds the possibility of using Jira Expressions and Conditions and Validations at the workflow level, so it should do the trick :D