I'm trying to set up a Service Desk request that can create a new project in Jira.
I've written a REST API that can create projects, based on the following curl command:
curl -X POST jira-server:5000/create-project --data-raw '{"project_key": "FOO", "project_name": "My Kanban Project", "project_type": "kanban", "project_lead": "my_name"}' --header 'Content-Type: application/json'
I've created a Request Type that uses Summary and Description for the Project name and Key, and the reporter name for the project lead.
I've also created a custom radio button field called "Jira Project Type", with option values "Kanban" and "Scrum".
So my webhook looks like this....
{ "project_key": "${issue.description}",
"project_name": "${issue.summary}",
"project_type": "${???}",
"project_lead": "${issue.reporter.name}"
}
But obviously "${???}" is where I'm stuck.... how do I refer to the value of my custom field?
So, I found the answer to this in Jira Service Desk Cloud anyways. Not sure if it applies to your situation. Use a custom data section like this:
{
"extra_vars": {
"awx_region": "{{issue.customfield_10050.value}}",
"awx_vmname": "{{issue.customfield_10051}}",
"awx_allowed_ssh_ips": "{{issue.customfield_10052}}",
"awx_publickey": "{{issue.customfield_10055}}"
}
}
This pulled data from custom fields, including those with drop down options where you needed to return the value selected. Hope this helps!
One workaround I have managed to implement involves querying the value of the custom field in the "if" part of the automation rule, and then directing to either of 2 webhook actions where the custom field value ("kanban" or "scrum") is then hard-coded.
But this would quickly become ugly for more complex automations, so if there's a way to reference the custom field in the webhook payload, I'd still like to know.
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