Hi Atlassians,
I'm developing a postfunction that allows transitioning issues after the current transition is completed, based on a certain condition. In other words, this post-function will automatically transition an issue if the provided condition holds true.
In the configuration page of that postfunction, I'm displaying all ActionDescriptors of all workflows (as shows below snapshot).
Inside the method getVelocityParamsForInput of AutoTransitionPostFunctionFactory, I have the following:
@Override
protected void getVelocityParamsForInput(Map<String, Object>velocityParams){
Collection <JiraWorkflow> workflows = workflowManager.getWorkflows();
List<String> listActions = new ArrayList<String>();
for(JiraWorkflow jiraWorkflow : workflows)
{
Collection<ActionDescriptor> actions = jiraWorkflow.getAllActions();
for(ActionDescriptor action : actions)
{
listActions.add(action.getName()+ " (" +action.getId()+")");
}
}
velocityParams.put(TRANSITION_CONDITION, "");
velocityParams.put(WORKFLOW_ACTIONS_LIST, listActions);
}
This code gets all ActionDescriptors of ALL workflows. Is there a way to know the current workflow inside AutoTransitionPostFunctionFactory to get ActionDescriptors of the current one instead of loading all ActionDescriptors of ALL workflows?
Thanks,
Rosy
Hi Rosy,
I found a way in Jamie Elchin's answer.
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/35654
You should HttpServletRequest parameter for this operation. Using HttpServletRequest parameter you can get workflow name and then you can easily get workflow's components, such as statuses, transitions, etc.
I put below code into my validator plugin getVelocityParamsForInput method, and I could list statuses of related workflow.
WorkflowManager workflowManager = ComponentAccessor.getWorkflowManager();
HttpServletRequest httpServletRequest = ServletActionContext.getRequest();
String workflowName = httpServletRequest.getParameter("workflowName");
List<Status> workflowStatuslist = workflowManager.getWorkflow(workflowName).getLinkedStatusObjects();
Thanks Kıvanç, I already applied it and it is working perfectly. Thank you, Rosy
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Hello,
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Thanks,
Rosy
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