The Jira Misc Custom Fields addon has some basic documentation, but I can't find the JavaDocs for the custom classes it uses, and I don't know what methods are available for it.
There's https://innovalog.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JMCF/overview but it's very basic.
I want to get the issue key for the "issue" variable that's present when executing a script in a calculated text or number field. issue.getKey() doesn't work, which is normally available for a MutableIssue or Issue object.
I can see that the class if the "issue" variable is com.innovalog.jmcf.fields.IssueProxy
However, there's no documentation on this class I can find. All I can see is issue.get('custom_field_name'), which isn't what I need.
Simple, how can I get the issue key? More broadly, how can I see the JavaDoc for methods available and inherited methods for what they extend? Is this published?
Hi,
a brand new documentation will be coming along with a brand new version within a month. In the meantime, you can refer to https://innovalog.atlassian.net/wiki/x/BYAbAg to learn about issue.get. You can also use the issueObject variable to access the issue as a full Jira Issue object.
This is what I was looking for, thanks!
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Hello Steve,
Please, try the following to get the Issue Key:
issue.get('issuekey')
You can check the documentation below for more information about it:
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This works, thanks! The other documentation referenced by David is more what I was looking for in regards to the more traditional JavaDoc of methods and return types.
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