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- 10-1
Hi Thomas,
Here is a snippet you could use in your Outgoing script to automatically sync the bugs that are linked to a testcase, just make sure the names of the issue types is the same as in your Jira:
//Outgoing: def exaCl = com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor .pluginAccessor .getEnabledPlugin("com.exalate.jiranode") .getClassLoader() def exaSyncServiceClass = exaCl.loadClass( "com.exalate.api.trigger.ISyncInitiationService" ) def syncService = com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor.getOSGiComponentInstanceOfType( exaSyncServiceClass ) def im = com.atlassian.jira.component.getIssueManager() if (issue.typeName == "Testcase") { replica.issueLinks.collect{ link -> def linkedIssue = im.getIssueObject(link.otherIssueId) if (linkedIssue.issueType.name == "Bug") { syncService.pair( linkedIssue.key, // specify the issue key you want connection.name // set the relevant connection name ) } } }
Thanks,
André
Add your comment... - 10-1
Can you use the 'Exalate Now' Postfunction and add it to the create transition of the bug?
If that is not an option, you could also set a custom field on the bug, and exalate it using a trigger.
Additionally you can test in the outgoing sync if an issue is linked to a testcase which is under sync by traversing the issue.links
There are quite a bit of different options.Add your comment...
Hello
I've the following problem:
In project A a transition in testcase A1 a bug A2 automatically is created as a linked issue to testcase A1.
After this postfunction we need a new postfunction in A1 to exalate A2 with project B
Thanks in advance
Thomas