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I'm trying to create a form that prints all of the comments for each subtask on an epic, but I'm missing something.
With the statement below for comments, I get the subtask comments displayed, but based on the count of epic comments rather than subtask comments. For example: if there are three comments on the epic, every subtask will have three lines of 'comments' (some comment lines are blank, I can see them because of the dashed divider I have).
Subtasks #{for subtasks}
Summary | ${Subtasks[n].Summary} |
Assignee | ${Subtasks[n].AssigneeUserDisplayName} |
Due Date | ${dateformat("MM-dd-yyyy"):Subtasks[n].Due Date} |
Closed Date | ${dateformat("MM-dd-yyyy"):Subtasks[n].Resolved} |
Estimate | ${Subtasks[n].OriginalEstimateFormatted} |
Notes
| #{for j=CommentsCount} ${dateformat("MM-dd-yyyy"):Subtasks[n].Comments[j].Created}: ${Subtasks[n].Comments[j].AuthorFullName} ${Subtasks[n].Comments[j].Body} -------------------------------- #{end} |
Solved my own issue but posting here anyway:
Subtasks #{for subtasks}
Summary | ${Subtasks[n].Summary} |
Assignee | ${Subtasks[n].AssigneeUserDisplayName} |
Due Date | ${dateformat("MM-dd-yyyy"):Subtasks[n].Due Date} |
Closed Date | ${dateformat("MM-dd-yyyy"):Subtasks[n].Resolved} |
Work Time | Estimated ${Subtasks[n].OriginalEstimateFormatted} / Actual ${Subtasks[n].Time Spent} seconds |
Notes: | #{for j=Subtasks[n].CommentsCount} ${dateformat("MM-dd-yyyy"):Subtasks[n].Comments[j].Created}: ${Subtasks[n].Comments[j].AuthorFullName} ${Subtasks[n].Comments[j].Body} -------------------------------- #{end} |
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#{end}
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