I would like to use a Script Runner Scripted Field in a Notification Scheme. Is there a ready way to do so?
I'm using Script 'User Picker (single user) template and searcher "User Picker Searcher".
The field shows up on my issues - I'm using a basic test definition like what follows - but it doesn't show as an option under notifications... What am I doing wrong, and how can I work around it?
import com.atlassian.jira.user.ApplicationUsers log.warn ("Script field running") ApplicationUsers.from(issue.reporter)
I just set it up as you described it. I see this scripted customfield available in the notification scheme under "User Custom Field Value" (using JIRA 6.3.9 and scriptrunner 3.0.6).
That's what I thought should happen.. I'm running Script Runner 2.1.17 and 6.2.x.. I'll try updating before anything else. Thanks.
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There are differences in the two versions... this issue specifically is fixed somewhere after 2.1.17.
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@Udo Brand
After you configued the notification with "User Custom Field Value", if it works, and if the user from your script can receive notification mail?
I have set this too, but the user cannot receive mail even though Notification Helper show this user shoudl receive mail.
Thanks and Regards
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have you checked things like whether the user has disabled receiving mail as a consequence of their own actions? Does it not work with any user?
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That would have been my guess too.
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