Business Need: I need to order the issues by sprints, something which JQL (unbelievable!) does not yet support.
Workaround : I want to copy the sprint name into a calculated field. (and hopefully jql will allow me to order by this field) .
Any ideas how to do this in the simplest way possible ? Custom addins like Jira Misc Custom Fields or Script runner ?
Any help with how to configure the syntax will be greatly appreciated!
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The formula is actually returning a Sprint object, which is then automatically converted (by Java) into a String by its toString() method.
So if you want just the name, you should call getName() on the object.
Thanks!
I've tried the following:
<!-- @@Formula: issue.get("customfield_10500").getName() -->
The error I'm geting in jira.log:
[innovalog.jmcf.fields.CalculatedTextField] CalculatedTextField: error evaluating formula: Sourced file: inline evaluation of: `` issue.get("customfield_10500").getName() ;'' : Error in method invocation: Method getName() not found in class'java.util.ArrayList'
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You first need to get the first version, because fixVersion is a multi-valued field:
issue.get("customfield_10500").iterator().next().getName()
Of course, you should protect this code against errors (such as if issue.get("customfield_10500").isEmpty())
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Great! that worked! and to use numerical sorting, I switch to the Calculated Number Field and changed the formula to issue.
get
(
"customfield_10500"
).iterator().next().getId()
and it works, big PM Headache solved, thanks David!
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Thank you both for this answer - it is so simple and works!
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I'ved tried doing this with Misc Custom Fields addin
I'm getting:
[com.atlassian.greenhopper.service.sprint.Sprint@f39332[rapidViewId=1,state=ACTIVE,name=ITER12,startDate=2013-12-02T10:56:00.000+01:00,endDate=2013-12-20T10:56:00.000+01:00,completeDate=,id=9]]
is there any way to configure the formula to only return me the value between "name=' and ",Startdate" I could use (0,0) but i cannot say for certain what will be a standard length for all sprint names
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