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