POST Create custom field options (context) via scriptrunner in jiracloud

[ALARY Yann]

Hello,
I'm trying to add options to a customfield using this script:

// The issue key

def issueKey = issue.key // or you can try with a real issuekey "PAA-679"

// Obtenir le ticket à partir de la clé de celui-ci

def ticket = get("/rest/api/2/issue/${issueKey}")

        .header("Content-Type", "application/json")

        .asObject(Map)

        .body

// Obtenir tous les champs

def fields = ticket.fields as Map

final issueSummary = fields.summary

final CodeProjet = issueKey.replace("-",".")

final Projet = (CodeProjet + " " + issueSummary).toString()

def Creation = true

// Obtenir les valeurs existantes

def valeurs = (get("/rest/api/3/field/customfield_10546/context/10810/option")

        .header("Content-Type", "application/json")

        .asObject(Map)

        .body)

for(value in valeurs.values)

{

    if (valeurs.value == Projet)

    {

        Creation = false

    }

}

if ( Creation == true )

{

def payload = [        

options: [                

disabled: false,

value: Projet

]

]

print payload

post("/rest/api/3/field/customfield_10546/context/10810/option")

    .header("Content-Type", "application/json")

    .body(payload)

    .asString()

}

but I keep getting this error, can you please help me? :)

POST request to /rest/api/3/field/customfield_10546/context/10810/option returned an error code: status: 400 - Bad Request 
body: {"errorMessages":["Invalid request payload. Refer to the REST API documentation and try again."]}

I tried several things, replacing the variable value with “test”, putting .asObject(Map) instead of .asString() put the post action in this format:

post("/rest/api/3/field/customfield_10546/context/10810/option")

   .header('Content-Type', 'application/json')

   .body([

       options: [

       disabled : false,

       value : Projet

       ]

   ]).asString() 

[Max Lim _Adaptavist_ · Accepted solution]

Hi @ALARY Yann, the payload is a list of new options, like:

def payload = [ 
    options: [
        [
            value: 'newOptionA',
        ],
        [
            value: 'newOptionB',
        ],
    ]
]

You also do not actually need `disabled: false,`.

So, even you are just adding one new option, you still need brackets to enclose the new option:

def payload = [        
    options: [
        [
            disabled: false,
            value: Projet,
        ]
    ]
]

 Hope this helps.

[ALARY Yann]

Hi @Max Lim _Adaptavist_ ,
It works, thank you