Hello,
Working on the Jira migration from server to cloud, I proceed right now with the Behaviours app, and to be honest, it is not as straightforward than the server version ...so far.
I spent hours trying first to put in place a new Behaviours entry, nothing seems to happen, nothing seems to be triggered. As log file are no longer available with Jira Cloud, the only way to detect whether a behaviour is triggered is via the Logs option displayed in Admin / Scriptrunner. Am I right ?
Some messages are displayed, but never at the time the behaviour is supposed to be triggered, and with no effect on fields values which are supposed to be altered.
Timestamp: 2023-09-11T19:44:20.532Z CorrelationId: b47b1e67-0f5a-45aa-9eb5-a20dff639f73 Field UUID: 7a0209fc-a3b3-4550-90a9-acafef11046e Field Name: Labels Event: On Change Message: false Level: info
So right now I am stucked with no clue on the script I wanted to put in place, based on one of the video available : https://youtu.be/-Jt9BIlGcq4?si=s6v6szZyYjNbApBR
Eventually I created another behaviours entry, with minimum setup, Project + issue type + activate, and regarding the script, I just copy & paste one of the sample provided :
const theDescription = getFieldById("description")
theDescription.setName("The description name");
const theValue = "the value is " + theDescription.getValue();
logger.info(theValue);
And again, nothing happens, nothing in the log
I am sure I missed something, but what ?
Of course, any help appreciated
jcg
Now fixed ; mainly because the behaviours logs displays triggered events asynchroneously (and sometime it takes time), but also because the script was saved with a syntax error, so the event was not triggered at all, and obviously no chance to get it in the behaviour log.
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