Availability
This routine is available since katl-commons 1.1.2 .
Syntax
linkIssue(issueKey1, issueKey2_or_url, issueLinkTypeName_or_linkText)
Description:
Links two issues by a specified link type name. First issue will have the outward description of the link type, the second issue will have the inward description of the link type.Starting with katl-commons 4.0.14 you can link the issue to a web link.
Parameters:
Parameter name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
issueKey1 | string | Yes | The key of the first issue to be linked |
issueKey2_or_url | string | Yes | The key of the second issue to be linked or the URL |
issueLinkTypeName_or_linkText | string | Yes | The issue link type name or the link text |
Return type:
None. The returned value has no meaning.
Example:
Example 1:
linkIssue(key, "TST-123", "Relates"); //key represents the key of current issue, "TST-123" the key of the issue it will be linked to.
Result: current issue is linked to issue "TST-123" by Relates link type, such that "TST-123" relates to current issue and vice versa.
Example 2:
linkIssue("TST-123", "TST-234", "Blocks");
Result: "TST-123" issue is linked to issue "TST-234" by Blocks link type, such that "TST-123" blocks "TST-234" and "TST-234" is blocked by "TST-123".
Example 3:
linkIssue("TST-123", "https://confluence.cprime.io", "Confluence Documentation");
Result: "TST-123" issue is linked to URL "https://confluence.cprime.io" with link text "Confluence Documentation".
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