Hi all,
I was updating my tickets to add some a link to my swagger hub so the developer knows what are the technical specification.
Then I thought, it would be nice to store the domain of this URL somehow and reuse it on all the ticket, like that if the domain change, I just need to change it once... and not xxx times 😅
I didn't find a way to do it, would anyone have any suggestions? Is it even possible?
Cheers,
Alexis
There are a few options - this is how I would do it:
^ This would allow for the default value to be set during creation - and using bulk change, modify the field in groups of 1000 issues at a time.
Let us know if this sounds of interest and would like some specific instructions on how to achieve it :)
Ste
Hi Stephen,
Thanks for your answer. It sounds like what I'm looking for.
I think having a bit more specific instructions would help. I'm using Jira next-gen and I didn't find a way to set up a type of a custom field 😅
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Okay but let's say I have this field:
When I need to update the domain of the URL, will I need to then manually update all those URLs to provide the last part?
I want to have something like:
{https://mydomain/api/v2/} + user/message
Where I would have an easy way to update the first part:
{https://mydomain/api/v2}
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For Next-Gen, you'd need to use a "Short Text" field instead.
To add this in Next-Gen, you'll need to be a Project Admin and then...
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The default setting will ensure it is one URL value at creation.
If the URL changes, you would need to update it on previously created issues - you could either:
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If the Automation rule sounds of interest, let us know some more specifics about how the URL would change (an example would be ideal), and I'll aim to provide some instructions :)
Ste
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Hi Ste,
Thank you, I didn'T know that feature Bulk update 👍 it's quite handy.
However, my concern about using you described maintaining my links were real. I can't use something like that because all the URLs will be different. So the easiest will be to change them manually if needed I guess 😁
Thank you again for your insight 😊
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There are a few other options possibly, depending on how the custom part of the link is generated:
One of these might be easier than manual :)
Ste
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Okay,
I'll try to remember to try that once I'll get bored of updating those issues manually 😁
Thank you again for your time Stephen 🙏
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