Hello,
I've been sarching around here, but didn't get a conclusion yet. Is it possible that, if someone Edit an issue and set a different Component, it automatically updates the Assignee?
Thanks in advance,
Alex
def field = event.getChangeLog().getRelated('ChildChangeItem').any{ it.field.toString().equalsIgnoreCase("Component")}
if (field){
Collection components = issue.getComponents().name;
if(components.contains("New Employee")){
//set assignee
def userManager = ComponentAccessor.getUserManager()
def supervisorWatcher = userManager.getUserObject("assignee")
issue.setAssignee(supervisorWatcher)
Thanks a lot, will check it out also..
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Additional Information:
It is possible with some plugins, for example Behaviours plugin.It is for advanced users, but it is free.
Link to similar questions with answers (with assumption that you will use Behaviours plugin):
1. To set assignee:
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/315286/using-behaviours-plugin-to-set-assignee-from-component-lead
2. To get component lead according to chosen component:
Regards,
Florjan
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Good call, I was planing to use this plugin on our second phase implementation, for other requests that i got. Thanks a lot also.
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No. that is for creation and it only sets it if you leave the assignee select to automatic.
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That's what I thought, thanks a lot.
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