Hello. We changed our logins from sAMAccountName (login) to UPN (login@domain.com). But I have rules, for example, {issue.Request Participants.accountID} recieved names in login (sAMA type). But, what I need to change for UPN names. cause I have errors.
Not sure I understand the use case here, perhaps you can add an example to explain the use case?
Which examples?
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Can you add more details to what is expected?
Not aware sAMAccountName or upn either, what is the expectation from the automation?
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@Jehan BhathenaReal bro.
UPN vs SAMACCOUNTNAME
https://gist.github.com/nordineb/c6b039d7d56ae5d7f3af36bb098b3c3a
What expected. AS I said.
- We changed our logins from sAMAccountName (login) to UPN (login@domain.com).
- But I have rules, for example, {issue.Request Participants.accountID}
This smart thing uses SAM login attribute - format LOGIN
- I need smart expression for UPN - format LOGIN@DOMAIN.NET
Because, rules can't run.
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Got it.
About the Edit Issue Error, assuming the custom field is a user drop down, you can try to create smart value with the user name appended with the domain (provided the domain is consistent).
Smart value function "concat(String str)" Should be of use here. Ref https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-text-fields/
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This isn't cloud
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