When you create a Groovy script, for example in a condition for a post-function, you can use issue.get(<field_name>) to get the value of an Issue field, where <field_name> can be either the name of a JIRA standard field or the internal name of a custom field.
In the case of a custom field, <field_name> has the form customfield_xxxxx, where xxxxx is the custom field numerical ID, as seen in the URL when editing the field.
In the case of standard fields, <field_name> can be one of the following strings:
| field name | returns | description |
|---|---|---|
attachment | the collection of attachments to the issue | |
versions | the Affects Version/s field | |
comment | a list of all comments for the issue | |
components |
| |
fixVersions | ||
issuetype | ||
issuelinks | a list of all inward and outward links | |
workratio | ||
issuekey | ||
subtasks | ||
priority | ||
resolution | ||
status | ||
project | com.atlassian.jira.project.Project | |
security | security level ID | |
timeestimate | Long | |
timeoriginalestimate | Long | |
timespent | Long | |
aggregatetimespent | Long | |
aggregatetimeestimate | Long | |
aggregatetimeoriginalestimate | Long | |
assignee | com.atlassian.crowd.embedded.api.User | |
reporter | com.atlassian.crowd.embedded.api.User | |
description | String | |
environment | ||
summary | String | |
duedate | java.sql.Timestamp | |
updated | java.sql.Timestamp | |
created | java.sql.Timestamp | |
resolutiondate | java.sql.Timestamp | |
labels | Set<com.atlassian.jira.issue.label.Label> | |
watches |
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