I cannot find the smart value for the custom 'Start Date' field I am using in advanced roadmaps. The field applied to my issues can be found in the Custom fields section of settings and is called 'Start date'. It is listed as a date variable and I can edit that field manually in issues, display it on Advanced Roadmaps and even use the 'edit field' automation action to edit it but I cannot discover its smart value. It was introduced by a plugin but I do not know which.
I have tried these with various use of capitals:
This default value works fine: {{issue.dueDate}}
Is there a way to find the smart value of any issue field? I could not get the instructions here to work, the edited URL just reloaded the issue: jira-find-the-smart-value-for-a-field
When you note the how-to article on finding a smart value did not work, what did you observe? I just tried this again and it still works:
myInstance.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/issue/issueKey?expand=names
Best regards,
Bill
Thanks Bill, I retried this and I got it to work this time. I had the issue key wrong. Your explanation is clear. I will use this in future.
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The best option here is to actually go to the custom field configuration of the field and check the id on the url.
Once you have it, use the {{issue.customfield_xxx}} smart value.
Cheers
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Unfortunately it appears to be locked and I cannot access the configuration. Is there anyway around this?
Otherwise I suppose I could make a new custom field and use this technique?
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When that screenshot is showing my URL is:
"XXX.atlassian.net/secure/admin/ViewCustomFields.jspa?page=1&searchFilter=start"
You have to hit "edit details" to get a new page to load with and ID in the URL
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The other option is to go on the view screen of an issue that contains this field. Then hover over it and inspect the elements with the browser dev tools. You will be able to find the customfield number.
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Thanks, I could not find it this way, but eventually found it in configuration > scheduling for my plan in advanced roadmaps. The start date selection field listed the IDs of the selectable date fields. {{issue.customfield_10039}} is working
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