Hi All,
In Approvers (Custom field - User picker) has 3 user needs to give approve.
As we know that, Jira displaying approved/ Declined Status, but i need date & time of approved.
Steps i followed below:
How can i achieve the Date & Time of Approved.
Appreciate your help.
The answer to display the approver, their decision, and the date/time is a combination of this:
{{#issue.Approvals}}
{{#approvers}}
Name: {{approver.displayName}}
Action: {{approverDecision}} \\
{{/}}
{{/}}
Additionally, to get the date/time you can use the {{now}} smart value and either store it in a field or add it to a comment.
You can use post-function on the transition to capture the current date/time stamp to a custom field. There a lot of add-ons available that will let you do that. If you need to capture the date/time of multiple approvers, you may need multiple custom fields or you could capture the date/time as a comma-separated list in a single text field.
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Hi @Derek Fields _RightStar_ Thanks for your response,
Post-function on transition - Approvers are not actually changing the status when they're giving approve but clicking Approve/Decline provided by Approval (Refer pic 1 Add Approval). After all approvers are done with the response then status will move from "Awaiting for approval" to "Approve/Decline". So, we cant capture the each approvers date time.
Multiple Custom fields - Approvers are not fixed, they might be more approvers based on document.
Comma-Separated list - Since we're not getting the action of each approvers then how can we capture all timestamp. Even, This will end-up being chaos with timestamp of whom.
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