User created custom fields

Description: A Field of the type Checkboxes/Multi-select list, is an array of objects. Each selected option is an object in itself.

Accessing a field of Checkboxes/Multi-select list type: You can access a custom field of Checkboxes/Multi-select type using any of the following getters of the Issue interface:

• get("Your custom field name") or get("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a Collection<Option>

  • Example: First selected option value of a checkbox field

    issue.get("Checkboxes field name")?.first()?.getValue()

  • Example: is a specific option selected?

    issue.get("Checkboxes field name")?.find() { it.getValue() == "An option" } != null

• getAsString("Your custom field name") or getAsString("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a String with comma separated Option values

  • Example: Options selected

    issue.getAsString("Checkboxes field name")

Description: A field of Radio buttons/Single-select list type is an object that represents an option.

Accessing a field of Radio buttons/Single-select list type: You can access a custom field of Radio buttons/Single-select list type using any of the following getters of the Issue interface:

• get("Your custom field name") or get("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a String

  • Example: is a specific option selected?

    issue.get("Radio button field name") == "An option"

  • Example: Option value of the Single-select list

    issue.get("Single-select list field name")

• getAsString("Your custom field name") or getAsString("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a String representing the value of the Option

  • Example: Option selected

    issue.getAsString("Single-select list field name")

• getRawValue("Your custom field name") or getRawValue("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a Option

  • Example: Option selected

    issue.getRawValue("Single-select list field name")

Description: A field of Cascading type is a Map with the Key as String and Value as the Option

Accessing a field of Cascading type: You can access a custom field of Cascading type using any of the following getters of the Issue interface:

• get("Your custom field name") or get("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a Map<String, Option>

  • Example: Parent of the cascading field

    issue.get("Cascade")?.get(null)?.getValue()

  • Example: Return parent and child of the cascading field as Strings separated by a comma:

    if (issue.get("Cascading type field name"))
    {
      if(issue.get("Cascading type field name").get("1"))
      {
        return issue.get("Cascading type field name").get(null).getValue() + "," + issue.get("Cascading type field name").get("1") 
      }
      return issue.get("Cascading type field name").get(null).getValue()
    }

• getAsString("Your custom field name") or getAsString("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a String with the parent and child value separated by a comma

  • Example: Return parent and child of the cascading field as Strings separated by a comma:

    issue.getAsString("Cascading type field name")

Description: A field of Multi-level Cascading select is an object that represents multiple levels of parent and child options

Accessing a field of Multi-level Cascading select type: You can access a custom field of Multi level Cascading select type using any of the following getters of the Issue interface. Each level is a LazyLoadedOption. You can access the field using:

• get("Your custom field name") or get("customfield_xxxxx") that returns an array of LazyLoadedOption

  • Example: 

    issue.get("MLCS field")

    returns ["A","A1","A2"] where A, A1 and A2 are the values in the three levels of the field.

  • Example: To get the first level option of the Multi-level cascading select field

    issue.get("MLCS field")?.first()

• getAsString("Your custom field name") or getAsString("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a String with comma-separated values of multiple levels of the field.

  • Example: Return the option value of the last level of a Multi-level cascading select field:

    issue.getAsString("MLCS field")

    returns A,A1,A2 where A, A1 and A2 are the values in the three levels of the field.

Description: A field of Single-group picker type is an object that represents a group.

Accessing a field of Single-Group picker type: You can access a custom field of Single-group picker type using any of the following getters of the Issue interface:

• get("Your custom field name") or get("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a Collection<Group>

  • Example: Name of the first selected group

    issue.get("Single-group picker name")?.first()?.getName()

  • Example: Is a specific group selected?

    issue.get("Single-group picker name")?.find() { it.getName() == "Group name" } != null

• getAsString("Your custom field name") or getAsString("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a String representing the group name:

  • Example: Name of the selected group

    issue.getAsString("Single-group picker name")

Description: A field of Multi-group picker is an array of objects. Each group is an object in itself.

• get("Your custom field name") or get("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a Collection<Group>

  • Example: Name of the first selected group

    issue.get("Multi-group picker name")?.first()?.getName()

• • Example: Is a specific group selected?

    issue.get("Multi-group picker name")?.find() { it.getName() == "Group name" } != null

• getAsString("Your custom field name") or getAsString("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a String with comma separated Group names
  

  • Example: Groups selected

    issue.getAsString("Multi-group picker name")

    
    

Description: A field of Single-user picker is an object that represents a user.

Accessing a field of Single-user type: You can access a custom field of Single-user picker type using any of the following getters of the Issue interface:

• get("Your custom field name") or get("customfield_xxxxx") that returns an ApplicationUser

  • Example: Email Address of the user selected in the field

    issue.get("Single-user picker field name")?.getEmailAddress()

• getAsString("Your custom field name") or getAsString("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a String representing the username

  • Example: User selected in the field

    issue.getAsString("Single-user picker field name")

Description: A field of multi-user picker type is an array of objects. Each user is an object in itself.

Accessing a field of Multi-user picker type: You can access a custom field of Multi-user picker type using any of the following getters of the Issue interface:

• get("Your custom field name") or get("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a Collection<ApplicationUser>

  • Example: Is the reporter of the issue selected?

    issue.get("Multi-user picker field name")?.find() { it.getName() == issue.get("reporter").getName() } != null

  • Example: Email address of all the selected users:

    def EmailId = []
    issue.get("MUP")?.findAll() { 
        EmailId.push(it.getEmailAddress())
    }
    return EmailId

• getAsString("Your custom field name") or getAsString("customfield_xxxxx") that returns a String with comma separated Usernames.

  • Example: All the selected users:

    issue.getAsString("Multi-user picker field name")