Not without any information on where you are stuck, no.
No-one can help you when you have not bothered to explain the problem.
Here is my Script
if(project == "KD") {
string [] linkedIssues;
for(JIssueLink l in getIssueLinksDetail(key)){
if(l.name == "Design" && l.direction == -1) {
linkedIssues += l.issue;
} else {
runnerLog("Customfield not updated: " + l.name + "/" + l.direction);
}
}
customfield_10054 = replace(linkedIssues, "|", ",");
}
I have a text custom field which displays issue key of issues linked by link "implemented by "
i want the custom field to display issues same way its displaying linked issues
one below the another and along with issuekey and text
screen shot attached
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SIL cannot do that, you can't inject the required html into text fields. The best you can do is inject formatting for a rich-text field directly into the content, but text fields don't have formatting that would get you close to that display.
I'd also question why you're repeating a display of things that are already displayed on the issue view.
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@Nic Brough -Adaptavist- : This is required for Confluence Table
In Confluence , when i use JIRA macro to create a table it only allows me to use linked issue as a field to add. I only need the linked issues "implemented by" only
We want to capture this data and display in confluene so everytime a new issue is linked , it captured the data and display it in the confluence table
Instead of text field, any other custom field i can use which solves our purpose ?
Thanks in advance for your help
Regards
Ashish
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No, a text field is the only one that you could add the duplicate data into.
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@Nic Brough -Adaptavist- : Thanks for the resposne .. I posted a previous question which wasnt answered .so thought of checking again if anyone is available to answer
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