Hi, The purpose for this is to re-create the issue and it's details into a different project. This all works fine, however, I'm having trouble trying to change the assignee value of the cloned issue; there is a field in the "Clones an issue and links" option called "Additional issue actions" where you can hard code specific field values. I've entered the following in an attempt to change the assignee:
After publishing the workflow with the above config, and testing the change - the issue fails to clone. Taking out the value in "Additional issue actions" brings back the functionality to clone after the workflow transition is processed. Can you please advise what the code is to enter in the "Additional issue actions" - or is it even possible to do such a config? Current JIRA version is: 5.1.5 Cheers, |
Solved! The syntax I used and can confirm working is:
issue.assigneeId = "username"
Entering this in the Additional Issue Actions will set the Assignee to what is specified rather than take the Assignee from the issue being cloned.
OK, I did some further testing and was able to change the Summary value for the cloned issue by typing the following in Additional Issue Actions:
issue.summary = 'new summary name'
I found after reading https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/browse/GRV-336 that the set option for changing the summary, or the other set options do not work.
Just wondering what the correct syntax is for changing the assignee? I've tried:
- issue.assignee = 'username'
- issue.assigneeid = 'username'
Both have failed after the workflow transition..
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