issueFunction in aggregateExpression examples

[danielLuis]

Hi

I've looking for but I do not find examples about  "issueFunction in aggregateExpression" and documentation. 

Where can I find some info about it? 

Thanks a lot in advance for usual cooperation. 

Regards

Daniel

[Thanos Batagiannis [Adaptavist] · Accepted solution]

Hi Daniel,

I suppose the first source is the documentation - aggregateExpression

[Phill Fox]

We assume that you are using Scriptrunner for JIRA server edition.

[Nilanjana Misra]

This is to let you know I have install 3.1.4 version. But having some problem with Issuefunction property.

I am getting below error on running :issueFunction in hasComments()" in the script console
groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: issueFunction for class: Script1

I need to work on issuefunction and aggregateexpression

Please help me. It is mentioned in the documentation that 3 .1.4 supports aggregateexpression and issuefunction. Do I need to do anything else?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Have a re-read of the documentation and you'll see you are using it in completely the wrong place.  It's a JQL function.

[Nilanjana Misra]

Thanks for your prompt response Nic.

I also tried writing the JQL .

issueFunction in hasComments()

 Am I missing something else in the set up?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

What does the log say when you try that JQL in the search?

[Nilanjana Misra]

Nic

Nic ,I am pretty new to troubleshooting logs. Is this where the logs are stored? under applicationlogs-> atlassian-jira.log?

I do not see any latest logs there however I have tried running the JQl recently

[Nilanjana Misra]

BTW I have Jira 7.6.1.Is this compatible with script runner 3.4.1?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

No, you need to go to the server file system to read the logs.  The support.zip file does contain chunks of them, but I tend to find the plain logs with everything logged can be more useful.  Although I've spent the last <mumble> years with Jira, so I'm quite at home with getting everything and being able to skim them.

Have a look at the system information page, that tells you where the log physically is.  Or download the support zip, expand it and look for atlassian-jira.log

SR 3.4.1 does not exist.  I'm going to guess you mean 3.1.4, which does not work on any Jira higher than 6.4.14