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Abstract

This code snippet sets the Component/s field from the value of a Cascading field. This is useful if you have a large number of Components that can be organized in categories, and want to make it easier for users to find the appropriate Component using a Cascading Select input (two dropdown lists).

Logic

Access the Cascading custom field and return its parent and child values separated by a delimiter (that separates the categories in the Component/s)

Snippet

if(issue.get("<Name of the Cascading field>"))
{
  issue.get("<Name of the Cascading field>").get(null).getValue() + "<Delimiter>" + issue.get("<Name of the Cascading field>").get("1")
}

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Examples

The output of this snippet is a String representing a Component name which you could use in a Groovy expression, for example, to set the Component/s to Human Resources - Recruitment when Human Resources and Recruitment are selected as the parent and child in the Cascading select list, in:

• one of the Set field value post-functions

• the Create issue post-function under Set fields of new issue section

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  if(issue.get("Functional Modules")) { issue.get("Functional Modules").get(null).getValue() + "-" + issue.get("Functional Modules").get("1") }

  
  

References

• Variables used in a Groovy expression
• Issue interface
• User-created custom fields
• Groovy Documentation
  
  

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