HI There,
I was trying to create the jelly script to import the issues in JIRA4.4.4 . in folowiing format. Please note that my project already have custom fields created i need to input data in it. I did follow the docs by atlassian but couldnt figure out much in this {
<jira:AddCustomFieldValue id=
"customfield_10000"
value=
"field value"
/>
<jira:AddCustomFieldValue name=
"Environment Select list"
value=
"Windows XP"
/>
Can some on ehelp me to understand what are above filed and since i lready have my customfields and their value exists , how can i use it in below example
}The script i am runing is below:
<jira:CreateIssue project-key="MFL" issueType="Bug" priority="3. Major" component="Design Link" versions="test" reporter="morety" summary="holes in the mesh on a specific model" created="2009-11-26 00:00:00" description="test description" Enviroment="Platform: Windows XP" issueKeyVar="keyvar"
<jira:AddCustomFieldValue name="Documentation Link" value="link://http:google.com"/> <jira:AddCustomFieldValue name="Issue Frequency" value="Always"/>
<jira:AddCustomFieldValue name="Platform" value="Windows XP x64,Windows 7 x64"/>
<jira:AddCustomFieldValue name="Build Number" value="Version: Not 2011Build: 09476-001"/>
<jira:AddCustomFieldValue name="Issue Source" value="QA"/>
<jira:AssignIssue key="${keyvar}" assignee="xyz" />
I hit some random error for which i couldnt find any help so far.
I would really appriciate if some can help me on this.
Thank You
Sachin
Use the id instead of the name. (name says deprecated)
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I am getting following error "java.io.IOException: expected '=', got 'j'
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