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A workflow post-function which executes a Groovy expression against the current issue. |
To add the Scripted (Groovy) operation on issue to a transition:
- Click Edit for the workflow that has the transition you wish to configure the post-function on.
- In the Workflow Designer, select the transition.
- Click on
Post Functionsin the properties panel. - Click on
Addpost function. - Select
Scripted (Groovy) operation on issuefrom the list of post-functions. - Click on
Addto add the post-function on the transition.
- Input a description for the script in
Descriptionfield. - Input a Groovy script in the
Groovy scriptfield. - Click on
Addto add the post-function to the transition.
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Related links : For information on where the post-function needs to be placed on a transition, see Placing post-functions on a transition. Refer to the Use cases for post-functions page for use cases for this post-function. |
When you add this post-function to a transition, the add-on simply executes the provided Groovy script against the current issue. This post-function can be used in scenarios where you might want to use and do something (Email issue information, Download like Copying attachments of the issue etc.) with current issue to its linked issues) using the issue information, other than modifying the issue.You can test your script against any issue using the script tester and debug your script and make changes without having to actually trigger the transition and/or look at the JIRA logs to see the result of the script. See:
- Groovy editor in JMWE to write your Groovy script
- Groovy tester to test your written your Groovy script
- Expected Groovy expression input for each field
- issue, currentValue, currentUser and log variables you can use in your Groovy script
- Accessing the fields of an issue to use them in your Groovy script