customize tempo worktypes using REST endpoint and scriptrunner

Vidula Kulkarni November 15, 2015

Hi, As per Scriptrunner documentation, we can customize the work type dropdown using REST endpoint.

I have a question regarding this functionality, Can I customize the worktypes based on a JIRA custom field? i.e for issue A-123, the worktype dropdown will have values A,B,C but for other issue the values will differ?

Thanks

Vidula

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Vidula Kulkarni November 16, 2015

Yes, I have got that working via URL. But I am not sure how do I call this service when a JIRA issue is created.

The idea is to pass the 'issue' object and depending on some custom field change the available options in work type dropdown when I log work.

I tried creating a JIRA webhook (issue created event) but that didnt change the work type options in 'log work' screen.

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November 16, 2015

You should maybe talk to tempo support, because my answer does exactly that. You get the issue key, and depending on its type or whatever else you present different worklog options.

Vidula Kulkarni November 16, 2015

Got it working. I did not add the REST endpoint URL to Tempo (worklog attribute script URL). Thanks Jamie.

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November 15, 2015

I'm guessing this is in relation to: https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/working-with-tempo.html ?

If so, according to the tempo doc, you should be able to configure the URL like:

/blah/custom/do-dropdown?issueKey={IssueKey}

Then in the code you should be able to access that by:

queryParams.getFirst("issueKey")

 


 

 

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