getWorklogsForIssues
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- Jonathan Muse
- Elena Kolesnik
- Alexandra Topoloaga (Unlicensed)
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Availability
This routine is available starting SIL Engine™ 3.0.2.
This routine is available for Jira server and cloud deployment options.
Syntax
getWorklogsForIssues(startDate, endDate, issues[ , user] )
Description
Returns an array with the worklogs for the specified list of issues, and if exists for given user also.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| startDate | Date | Yes | Start date of the interval where the startDate of the worklog can be. |
| endDate | Date | Yes | End date of the interval where the startDate of the worklog can be. |
| issues | String[] | Yes | List of the issues the filter can be made from. |
| user | String | No | User from whom can be made the filter. |
Return type
JWorklog []
Example 1
return getWorklogsForIssues("2014-11-26", "2014-12-03", {"DEMO-6","LFTP-1","TSTAG-4"},"user");
Returns an array containing the JWorklog list structures of the issues that have the startDate between start date = "2014-11-26"(inclusive) and end date = "2014-12-03"(exclusive), for given user.
Example 2
return getWorklogsForIssues("2014-11-26", "2014-12-03", {"DEMO-6","LFTP-1","TSTAG-4"});
Returns an array containing the JWorklog list structures of the issues that have the startDate between start date = "2014-11-26"(inclusive) and end date = "2014-12-03"(exclusive). The filter of the worklogs is made only by the issues.
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