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• Getting Started
  • Explain what this tutorial about
  • By the end of this tutorial...(not sure) - You would be able to write moderate Groovy scripts in JMWE.

• Basics of Groovy
  • Skip this if you already know Groovy
  • Detail few basic concepts of Groovy
    • if, for, closure, lambda expressions, safe navigation operator etc
  • References to Groovy tutorials (external)
• Where do you write your Groovy script
  • Add a post-function/scripted condition/scripted validator of JMWE
  • Select "Groovy expression" option
  • The Groovy editor is displayed - Rough introduction on Groovy editor and reference to its actual page.
• Tutorial - My first Groovy script
  • Fetch the key of the issue
  • issue.getKey()
  • Provide reference to the issue variable and the getKey() method
  • What do you get as the output - Refer the expected value of each field type document.
  • What can I do with this Groovy script result? - that is a String
    • Either add this as a comment/Set a field that expects a String as input.

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• Simple condition - Check whether a text field is empty or not
  • issue variable - Reference to variables documentation
  • Standard field, Access standard field doc reference
  • Custom field,  Access custom field doc reference
  • Compare the value to the required value
    • Use if() or
    • Optimize the code by returning the result of the comparison
• Check the current user is a specific user
  • currentUser is the variable. - Reference to variables documentation
  • Explain its return value, and how to get the name of the user. -  Reference to User interface
  • Return the result of the comparison to the specific username
• Check the priority of the issue
  •  issue variable - Reference to variables documentation
  •  Standard field - Expected input type of this field - Refer expected field type document
  •  Issue interface - getPriorityObject() or get("priority")
  •  Priority interface - getName()
  • Standard field, Expected field type - Check the priority - Priority object
  • Since it is an object, it has properties to look up to
  • Priority interface- refer

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