Conditional Groovy Expression in JMWE post function for multiple options

[Edward Basiliere]

Hello,

I am attempting to use a groovy expression as a condition on a transition post function to comment on an issue (JMWE addon). 

The goal is to add a comment to an issue if either option A or B are the value for a specific field. I'm looking to see if this is possible instead of create an additional post function for option "B". The custom field is a single select drop-down.

Here is what I have so far, which works for one value:

return (issue.get("customfield_19100").find { it.getValue() == "A"} != null)

I tried a few different expressions, but none seem to work in that way.

Thanks!

[David Fischer · Accepted solution]

For single-select custom fields, the test is different, as documented here: https://innovalog.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JMWE/pages/107413622/User+created+custom+fields#Usercreatedcustomfields-Radiobuttons/Single-selectlist

Try:

issue.get("customfield_19100") == "A" || issue.get("customfield_19100") == "B"

[Edward Basiliere]

Thanks, @David Fischer! Your suggestion seems to be working fine.

[SMAtlassianMber]

@David Fischer  

I am trying something very similar with two post functions but I can't get them to work consistently.

Example One Time Cost = 0, Recurring Cost = 10100, goes to done, but should go to the next approval 

Post Function 1 - 

• Triggers Transition to Done
• issue.get("One-Time Cost") <= 10000 || issue.get("Recurring Cost") <= 10000  

Post Function 2 -

• Triggers Transition to next approval CIO
• issue.get("One-Time Cost") > 10000 || issue.get("Recurring Cost") > 10000  

[David Fischer]

That's because the condition of post-function 1 returns true if One Time Cost = 0. Maybe you meant to write:

issue.get("One-Time Cost") <= 10000 && issue.get("Recurring Cost") <= 10000

which would make more sense as it would then be the opposite of the condition of post-function 2.

[SMAtlassianMber]

@David Fischer  That makes perfect sense now that you mention it. What we actual need is the highest of the two fields value to be used.