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×Hello Community,
My behaviors are not being executed when on the Create screen. They run on edit screens but not Create screens.
Has anyone run into this issue? looking at the JIRA logs I notice that whenever I click Create Screen no Behaviors run. When I click Edit Screen all my Behaviors run. It is very weird.
Any help on this topic would be appreciate,
Thanks!
I suspect that the Behaviour runs, but does nothing. Could you show us the configuration of it?
i have my Behavior linked to a personal project and to the Epic issuetype In said project.
My Behavior actually works fine when I am in the edit screen for Epics. The issue is that when I am in the Create screen for an Epic it does not work.
-Roberto
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Yes but what does your configuration actually look like
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@Tom Lister and @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-,
Below is the screenshot of my Behaviors config. As you can see I have mapped it to the right Project (Planview) and the right issuetype (Epic) and put the Behavior function on the right field "Project Type".
Once more, my code runs in the Planview project in the Epic issuetype on the Project Type field if I am in the Edit screen. It only does not run if I am on the "Create" screen.
If I look at the JIRA logs, none of my debugging statements display when I open the "Create" screen. All of my debugging statements display when I open the "Edit" screen. It seems that Behaviors are not running on Create screen. Does anyone know why? Could this be a JIRA setting I turned off?
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Figured it out.
Checked the logs and it turns out a Behavior was not running correctly On Create screen and therefore the error it threw wouldn't let any other Behavior run.
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Same thing happened to me. I was checking for the current value of a custom field to compare it to the new value, but that obviously won't work if the underlyingIssue object does not yet exist. :-)
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