Managing Custom Field Mappings

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To access the custom field mappings page go to cPrimePower Apps Plugins Configuration -> Custom Field Mappings:Image Removed

For known fields, descriptors are not configurable because we want to prevent accidental modification. However, for unknown unknown custom fields, you may click the Edit button and set a real descriptor:Image Removed

Factories (Custom Field Mappings) 

The following factories (custom fields mappings) are bundled in by default. They act like translators, hence the notation Jira native type -> SIL™ Type.

1. Default
   This descriptor determines the SIL representation of the custom field based on the type of its value.

2. Boolean -> boolean
   Translates a boolean to its SIL internal representation.

3. Interval -> interval
   Translates an interval to its SIL internal representation. The custom field value can either be the user friendly string representation (1d 2h) or the number of seconds.

4. User[] -> string []
   Translates a collection of Users to a string array. The collection can also be represented as a single string with values separated by a pipe (|). The values represent the usernames.
   

5. Group -> string 
   Translates a group to a string value representing the group name.

6. Number[]-> number [] 
   Translates a collection of numbers to a number array. The collection can also be represented as a single string with values separated by a pipe (|).

7. Option-> string 
   Translates an option to a string value.

8. Number -> number 
   Translates a number to its SIL internal representation.

9. Boolean[]-> boolean[] 
   Translates to an array of boolean values. Custom field value can be a collection of boolean values or their string representation separated by a pipe (|).

10. Date[] -> date [] 
    Translates a collection of dates to a date array. The collection can also be represented as a single string with values separated by a pipe (|).

11. Date -> date 
    Translates a date value to its SIL internal representation.

12. User -> string 
    Translates a user to a string value representing the username.

13. Label[] -> string [] 
    Translates labels custom field to a string array containing the labels as strings.

14. String -> String 
    Translates to a string value.

15. Interval[] -> interval [] 
    Translates a collection of intervals to an interval array. The collection can also be represented as a single string with values separated by a pipe (|).
    The interval values can be represented either in a user-friendly string form (1d 2h) or in seconds.

16. Group[] -> string [] 
    Translates a collection of Groups to a string array.
    The collection can also be represented as a single string with values separated by a pipe (|).The values represent the group names.

17. Cascade -> string [] 
    Translates to an array of string values. First is key, second is value.

18. Collection(String) -> string []
    Translates a collection of string values to a string array.
    The collection can also be represented as a single string with values separated by a pipe (|).

See also

• SQL data sources

• Mail configuration

• Asynchronous runner

• Remote systems

• LDAP configuration