Hi, we are trying to implement a requirement where if a field gets updated with the value automatically based on existing data in two other fields. For example, lets say there are 3 fields Field A, B, and C. We would like to see the following behaviour if there is a particular value in Field A and Field B. Field C needs to get updated (based on some custom logic that we will define which may involve calculations)
If:
Field A: Plan JIRA
Field B: 5000
Then:
Field C: 2000
Any idea how we can do this in JIRA Cloud?
Hi Saket!
I'd suggest using the Script Runner add-on, which has a functionality named Scripted Fields. With these, you can create two fields that would take its value based on what's set on another field.
There is extensive documentation on the add-on, the specifics for Scripted Fields can be found here. There are also some good examples of code that you may find useful when writing your own script.
By the way, Script Runner uses Groovy as its programming language, so it's pretty straight-forward.
I'll tag your question with the label monitored by the add-on developer and also lots of other users from the community, so you may find lots of additional help on doing this.
Cheers!
Joao
It is not available for Cloud, unfortunately. :(
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As far as I know, JIRA Cloud does not allow customization. But, you can do this if you host a JIRA standalone instance. You can refer the documentation - https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/How+to+display+a+Field+based+on+another+Field%27s+selection for more informaiton. Or check the other post - https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/39876/jira-set-a-field-based-on-another-field
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