Power Scripts for Jira enriches the SIL language by allowing users to directly access the custom fields created by Jira Software, just like any other Jira custom fields.
Supported custom fields are:
| Custom Field | Read/Write | SIL Type | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sprint | Read/Write | number [] | List of sprint IDs | Issues assigned to multiple open/started sprints will show up only one in the Rapid Board. It is recommended that you should not assign an issue to multiple open/started sprints. |
| Rank | Read-only | number | The rank | To set the rank, use the Jira Software supported fields |
| Epic Status | Read/Write | string | A valid option for the Epic Status. (by default, one of: To Do, In Progress, Done) | Requires the issue to be an Epic. |
| Epic Link | Read/Write | string | The issue key of the epic this issue belongs to. | If set to an empty value, will remove the issue from the epic. |
| Epic Name | Read/Write | string | The name of the epic | Requires the issue to be an Epic. |
| Epic Colour | Read/Write | string | Color code of the epic links that are shown on the child issues. | Requires the issue to be an Epic. Accepts any valid CSS value for background-color. (e.g. #EAEBDD, rgb(127, 67, 233), #cab, yellow) |
| Story Points | Read/Write | number | The number of story points on the issue. | |
| Flagged | Read/Write | string [] | A valid option for the Flagged field. | |
| Business Value | Read/Write | number | The business value of the issue. |
Back to basics
Since most of these custom fields contain a blank space in their name, don't forget to use #{ and } if you'd like to use the name instead of id/alias.
Examples
#{Story Points} = 8;
#{TEST-1.Epic Name} = "Best Epic name ever";
print(Rank);
print(TEST-1.Sprint);
print(#{TEST-1.Sprint});
print(#{TEST-1.Business Value});