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×Is there a way to get the activity history reported in a pdf through Xporter so that a viewer could see who moved an issue through the transition and the timestamp when it occurred? Or be able to see who updated the fields in change history?
I have found a work around - I created a scripted field that uses Free Text Field teamplate. Then added the groovy script to query the activity history and iterate through it. I then included that field in the exported pdf.
ComponentManager componentManager = ComponentManager.getInstance() def changeHistoryManager = componentManager.getChangeHistoryManager() def SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy MM dd hh:mm") def changehistoryItems = changeHistoryManager.getAllChangeItems(issue); def StringBuffer html = new StringBuffer() html.append "Issue $issue.key ChangeLog Items\n" changehistoryItems.each{ historyItem -> def creationDate = formatter.format((java.util.Date)historyItem.created) if (historyItem.field =="status") { def from = historyItem.froms.toString() def to = historyItem.tos.toString() html.append "\n Date: $creationDate From: $from To: $to by $historyItem.user." } else if (historyItem.field!="status") { def changehistories = changeHistoryManager.getChangeHistories(issue) changehistories.each() { changeHistory -> def changeitems = changeHistory.getChangeItemBeans() changeitems.each(){ changeItem -> if(changeItem.field == historyItem.field && changeItem.created == historyItem.created){ html.append "\n Date: $creationDate $historyItem.field changed FROM $changeItem.fromString TO $changeItem.toString by $historyItem.user." } } } html.append "\n" } }
the scripted field is really clever workaround, but there is no need for the extra field if you use the JIRA PDF View Plugin.
if you want to export issue history data to PDF, it is just immediately available, along with all data in JIRA that is accessible for the current user.
see this, exported using the default template: sample PDF
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I agree that would be very nice, however we are running Jira 5.1..4 and we tried to install your plugin with dismal results. Your plugin doesn't come with the standard "manage Addons" ability until JIRA 5.2. Since we are not upgrading to JIRA until next year, this plugin is not a solution for us at this time.
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Hi Nancy,
We are sorry but currently we are not exporting any history/activity information. Your feature request has been registered and we will analyze it for a future release.
Best Regards
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