Counting unresolved subtasks

[Jamie Rogers]

Hi

I am trying to create script field that shows a count of the unresolved sub-tasks on an issue. 

I can count all of them using the solution found here - but have been unable to work out how to put in the condition to only return unresolved sub-tasks.

I have also tried modifying the issuetype property in this solution (for counting linked issues) but this does not work for me either. I guess thats not the correct way or I'm missing something.

Scriptrunner is sill new to me so would appreciate any assistance anyone can offer.

Regards, Jamie 

[Nir Haimov · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Try this in your scriptedfied:

def subTaskSum = 0
issue.getSubTaskObjects()?.each {
    subtask -> subtask.getResolutionObject()!=null?subTaskSum += 1:subTaskSum
}

I didn't try it, but it should work.

Let me know if it did or not.

[Jamie Rogers]

Hi @Nir Haimov

Thanks for the reply.

Unfortunately this did not work as the script field box complains this is incorrect "subtask.getResolutionObject()" and to use "issue.getResolution()" instead - which also doesn't work.

I am running Jira 7.13 and Scriptrunner 5.4.43.

Regards, Jamie

[Nir Haimov]

Hi @Jamie Rogers

Both "subtask.getResolutionObject()" and "issue.getResolution()" will work.

The error you get is just a suggestion, it's a warning.

Any way, i tested and it works, all you need is just to add in the end of the script this line:

return subTaskSum

So your final code is:

def subTaskSum = 0
issue.getSubTaskObjects()?.each {
    subtask -> subtask.getResolution()!=null?subTaskSum += 1:subTaskSum
}
return subTaskSum

Tested in Jira 7.12.2 and Scriptrunner 5.4.40

[Jamie Rogers]

Hi @Nir Haimov

This works, thank you.

I modified the != to == to get the value I was after was I wanted unresolved subtasks but good to know I can also use != if the requirements change.

Regards, Jamie 

[Lakshmi]

Thank you for your script. Its helped me in my requirement.

The requirement is, 

"Add Sub-Task Count (Numeric) field to be auto-updated based on related sub-tasks (child) with a Status != Closed. "

def subTaskSum = 0
issue.getSubTaskObjects()?.each {
subtask -> subtask.getResolution()==null?subTaskSum += 1:subTaskSum
}
return subTaskSum