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×Hello,
I have a question regarding automatic assign.
In my project I have diffrent support teams. I need a conditon where i took the value of 2 fields and than it should go to team xy. For other values it should go to an other support team. So i have 1 Ticket Type and x Support Teams.
How can i send the ticket to the correct Teams?
What i did:
My idea:
My idea is, to work with transitions. So i creat e.g 20 open and than i can select the right one and put it all together after first seperation.
Is there a better solution?
JIRA Version 6.4.10
Unless you only ever want to do this on Create you should do this in a listener since tickets can be assigned without a transition.
What I did was have a listener that listens for any changes to the Assignee field. If the Assignee = Project Lead (or null if you allow it.. or a specific user account.. the logic is up to you) then I run the check if the ticket should be assigned to someone else.
Yeah i want to do it 1 time during the creat process. If its wrong it will be a manual assignment after.
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In that case a post function on the Create transition is what you need. You need to assign it to a user though, not a role. I only use the listener so that if someone selects "auto assign" later it will assign based on the same logic.
do the logic to determine who or if there is a new user and then do something like this. . I also throw my own event so it doesn't rerun a bunch of other listeners for no reason.
newUserName is a string containing the USERID.
if (newUserName != null && !newUserName.equals(CurrentAssignee.getName())) { log.debug("Update Assignee to " + newUserName); issue.setAssigneeId(newUserName); issueManager.updateIssue(userUtil.getUserObject("automation"), issue, EventDispatchOption.Factory.get(10100L), true); } else if (newUserName == null) { log.debug("New User was null. Nothing to do"); } else if (newUserName.equals(CurrentAssignee.getName())) { log.debug("New User from database == Current Assignee. Nothing to do"); }
Since it is a listener I also reindex it but if you do your post function right you don't need to.
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