I'm trying to figure out an easy way to set a custom field based on the version of the project I'm working on. The field happens to be phase (prototype, development, verification, validation). This field needs to be set based on the version I'm working on for example:
Version: 1.3 phase: Verification
Version: 2.0 phase: prototype
When I set the fixed version, I want the phase set automatically.
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I think this all depends on your definition of "easy". We do this sort of thing with external applications that browse for field changes and update other fields using REST. This works but the calculated field takes a few minutes to get recalculated (how fast we poll for changes).
This being a field update you wouldn't be able to do it nicely in a transition unless the version is actually changed in a transition. Regardless, you're going to need to do some programming.
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Well my hope was that I would do it on the create transition because the fixed version is required when an issue is created.
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Hi Ryan,
If the customfield(phase) is present on create screen, you can use javascript which read the version and it should set the phase.
Otherwise, you can create workflow postfunction with your requirement and place in the create transition.For that refer Workflow tutorial1 and Workflow tutorial2
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