Is there a way to check where field contains a text? I have a custom field that is a check box containing 4 options of which one is 'Windows Operations'. Anyone know how I can this part of the script to work "new_field_value == 'Windows Operations'" I have tried everything I can think of or found on this site.....
TIA!
/*Gather changed field at the Issue Updated*/
def field = event.getChangeLog().getRelated('ChildChangeItem').find{it.field == "Deployment Team(s)"};
/*Gather field old value*/
def old_field_value = field.oldstring; //Old String of the field
/*Gather field new value*/
def new_field_value = field.newstring; //New String of the field
(issue.issueType.name == 'Release' ) && (new_field_value == 'Windows Operations' )
Hi Belinda,
You could try:
/*Gather changed field at the Issue Updated*/
def field = event.getChangeLog().getRelated('ChildChangeItem').find{it.field == "Deployment Team(s)"};
/*Gather field old value*/
def old_field_value = field.oldstring; //Old String of the field
/*Gather field new value*/
def new_field_value = field.newstring as String
if((issue.issueType.name == 'Release' ) && (new_field_value.contains("Windows Operations"))){
//Do Something
}
let me know if that helps
-Roberto
Oh yeah! That's what I needed.....I didn't get the if part to do what I want but.....the script now does EXACTLY what I need. Posting here for others that may benefit. This is in the clone issue's condition:
/*Gather changed field at the Issue Updated*/
def field = event.getChangeLog().getRelated('ChildChangeItem').find{it.field == "Deployment Team(s)"};
/*Gather field old value*/
def old_field_value = field.oldstring; //Old String of the field
/*Gather field new value*/
def new_field_value = field.newstring as String; //New String of the field
(issue.issueType.name == 'Release' ) && (new_field_value.contains ("Windows Operations"))
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