Hi all,
In one of my projects, I need to get the year data of duedate for all issues.
I want to fill it into a calculated customfield. I find a code but did not work. The code is below;
<!-- @@Formula:
duedate=issue.get("duedate");
if (duedate==null) return null;
return String.format("%tY-%tm", duedate, duedate);
-->
Can anyonehelp me with this ? Thanks.. Levent
You need to create a JMCF Calculated Number Field that returns just the year, as a number so that sorting and querying works best.
The formula would be:
return issue.get(“duedate”) == null ? null : issue.get(“duedate”).getYear() + 1900;
I Have magaged to get it somehow.
The code I used is below:
<!-- @@Formula:
duedateTimestamp = issue.get("duedate");
long timestamp = duedateTimestamp.getTime();
Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
cal.setTimeInMillis(timestamp);
duedateYear = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR);
return duedateYear;
-->
That formula gives me just the year section of my duedate and that was I need.
Thanks for your help.
Levent
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Go to Administration -> System -> General Configuration -> Advanced Settings and check the settings for jira.date.picker.java.format and jira.date.time.picker.java.format. These settings control the way dates are displayed in date picker type fields. For the correct formats check this documentation.
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Hi Ivan,
Thanks for responce.
That is not what I need. I do not want to change the format of any dates. I just get the year value ot of duedate and write it down into a customfield. The current format is like 24/Mar/18 ----> I need the year 2018...
Thanks..
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Ah, I see.
You can try the following then:
import java.sql.Timestamp;
Timestamp dueDate = issue.getDueDate();
return dueDate.format("MM/dd/yyyy");
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