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Use our new Copy issue fields post-function
Looking for a powerful post function that copies field value(s) between issues or fields? Look no more! Our new Copy issue fields post-function is here, and it allows you to copy the value(s) of one or more fields from different source issues to those issues that suit your business needs. Be it the current issue or linked issue(s) or a set of issues based on Nunjucks template (or others), this post-function makes copying field(s) from the specified source to target issue(s) simple and easy.
Here is a quick view of the post-function:
Copy issue fields post-function combines all the features provided by the following post-functions and offers additional functionality for you:
The listed post-functions are obsolete. While you may still continue using them, we recommend you take advantage of our new Copy issue fields post-function.
Mandate a comment during transition using our new Comment required validator
Add the Comment required validator to your workflow transition to make it mandatory for the user to enter a comment while transitioning an issue; an error message is displayed otherwise. You can also add conditional validation using a Groovy script to validate a transition for specific scenarios.
Set multiple field values using the Set issue fields post-function
We now bring the The ability to set more than one field value in one go using the Set issue fields post-function , is now available making the job quicker for you. You no longer have to use the post-function multiple times to set multiple fieldsfield values.
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‘Set field value’ post-function is now renamed to Set issue fields. |
Mandate a comment during transition using our new Comment required validator
Add the Comment required validator to your workflow transition to make it mandatory for the user to enter a comment during transitioning an issue. You can also add conditional validation using a Groovy script to validate a transition for specific scenarios.
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Recommendations
We recommend you to use the following post-functions since they are more versatile:
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