Team ,
I am trying to write a script for a field behavior in JIRA. As part of which I am trying to fetch the Summary ( system field ) value from a JIRA ticket. But as result the value in log shows a Null value for Summary.
I tried using below but know luck.
-- FormField ExtractType = getFieldById("summary")
-- FormField ExtractType = getFieldByName("summary")
Can someone help me to show how to get values of a summary field.
Thanks.
You can get summary like this;
underlyingIssue?.summary
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> On which field have you attached this script? Please answer my question.
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Hi Moin, or Jamie - did anything ever come of this question?
I believe I am having the same problem, my code is as so:
import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
def summary = getFieldById("summary")
summary.setHelpText ("Summary is: "+getFieldByName("Summary").getFormValue())
I have tried a range of syntax:
getFieldByName("Summary").getFormValue()
getFieldById("summary").getFormValue()
getFieldByName("Summary").getValue()
getFieldById("summary").getValue()
Unfortunately in all cases my help text simply states the summary is Null, even when editing a ticket which has a summary set.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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No we don't have any Summary custom field. We are using Summary system field only.
We even tried this with other system fields but getting the same error - Null value
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It's:
getFieldById("summary"
or
getFieldByName("Summary")
Once you have the field, you call getFormValue() on it to get the actual summary. On which field have you attached this script?
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Summary is the name of the system summary field. Do you have a a custom field called Summary?
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