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Automation to update URL field

Brian Gauthier February 23, 2024

I'm trying to get a URL field to populate based on the values of another custom field (AzureDevOpsID) 

The code I'm using is 

"https://tfs.prd.xxxxx.com/xxxxxx/xxxxx/_workitems/edit/" + {{issue.fields."AzureDevOpsID"}}

and returns

 (Specify a valid URL for the Custom Field (customfield_10050))

 

 

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Kalyan Sattaluri
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February 23, 2024

Hello @Brian Gauthier 

If customfield_10050 is the one which should store the URL, you will need to use:

https://tfs.prd.xxxxx.com/xxxxxx/xxxxx/_workitems/edit/{{issue.fields.AzureDevOpsID}}

 

the fields attribute is optional, you could as well use

https://tfs.prd.xxxxx.com/xxxxxx/xxxxx/_workitems/edit/{{issue.AzureDevOpsID}}

 

But before you set the field to the URL, first log {{issue.AzureDevOpsID}} value so you know its correct and has no typos etc.

Brian Gauthier February 23, 2024

Thank you.   That was similar to my original attempt, but the quotation marks around it was causing the problem.

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February 23, 2024

Please confirm and let us know if issues.. Also if issue is resolved, please consider marking answers as accepted so others can benefit in future when researching.

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