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You will see the last construct comes in hand when used in cycles (for, while, do-while) or when creating an issue from SIL. |
Substitution
It often happens that you need the value of a variable designated by another value. For example, we might have a custom field that specifies which what certain data other field contains certain data. The general syntax for substituting variables is:
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Here is a list of the variables that are already defined in a SIL environment and which that you can use right away. Note that these are all standard issue fields.
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Aside from the standard issue fields, you can also access custom fields from SIL in selecting from the one of the following three ways:
- by id, using the construct customfield_xxxxx - where xxxxx is the ID of the custom field.
- by name - don't forget to use #{ and } if the name contains spaces.
- by its alias.
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customfield_10000 = "http://bugs.kepler-rominfo.com/browse/TST-1"; // referencing by id
External = "http://bugs.kepler-rominfo.com/browse/TST-1"; // referencing by name
#{External URL} = "http://bugs.kepler-rominfo.com/browse/TST-1"; // referencing by name with spaces |
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If you have multiple custom fields with the same name, the JIRA Jira API returns the first one it finds. |
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