@@Formula not working

[Raiza Martins Dias]

Hi, I'm this formula it's not working. Does anyone have any clue of what's wrong? Log isn't showing any errors. Best regards, Raiza

[David Fischer]

Well, I would then recommend that you progressively add lines in your formula until it stops working.

[David _old account_]

Which version of JMCF and JIRA are you using?

Also, I assume you are displaying the field in the view issue screen (at least for debug purposes)?

You should start by simply returning "1" to make sure your field is correctly configured, and build from there.

[Raiza Martins Dias]

I'm using JIRA 5.2.2 and JMCF 1.5.5.

Field is in the view screen and it works with the formula:

int prazo= issue.get("customfield_12042");

org.apache.commons.lang.time.DateUtils.addDays(issue.get("customfield_10160"), prazo);

[Raiza Martins Dias]

Sorry, formula is:

int qtdPFs = issue.get("customfield_12042");

int prazo = -1;

if (qtdPFs <= 10) {

prazo = 12;

} else if (qtdPFs > 10 && qtdPFs <= 20) {

prazo = 25;

} else if (qtdPFs > 20 && qtdPFs <= 30) {

prazo = 40;

} else if (qtdPFs > 30 && qtdPFs <= 40) {

prazo = 50;

} else {

prazo = new Double(Math.pow(value,0,36) *30).intValue();

}

org.apache.commons.lang.time.DateUtils.addDays(issue.get("customfield_10160"), prazo);

[David _old account_]

The formula is not showing in your question...