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   • André Leroy-Beaulieu Castro
   • Feb 05, 2021

   Hi Madhu,

   
   

   Yes this should be possible with the following script, make sure you add this as an additional script to your Visual connection and make sure the part that says "executionInstanceName == "MyJira" " is changed to the name of the side where you want to set the Test Sprint custom field. 

   
   

   Script:

   if (executionInstanceName == "MyJira") {
   	def sprintMap = ["1":"Test1", "2":"Test2", "3":"Test3", "4":"Test4"]
   	def remoteSprintValue = replica.customFields."Sprint".value
   	issue.customFields."Test Sprint".value = sprintMap[remoteSprintValue]
   }

   
   

   Let me know how this goes!

   
   

   Thanks,

   
   

   André

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   1. André Leroy-Beaulieu Castro

      • Feb 08, 2021

      Hey Madhu,

      
      

      Ok, then it would be like this:

      
      

      Outgoing Sync (Sending Side):

      
      

      replica.customFields."Sprint" = issue.customFields."Sprint"

      
      

      
      

      
      

      Incoming Sync (Receiving side):

      def sprintMap = ["1":"Test1", "2":"Test2", "3":"Test3", "4":"Test4"]
      def remoteSprintValue = replica.customFields."Sprint".value
      issue.customFields."Test Sprint".value = sprintMap[remoteSprintValue]

      
      

      Thanks,

      
      

      
      

      André

      
      

   2. André Leroy-Beaulieu Castro

      • Feb 09, 2021

      Hi Madhu,

      
      

      Outgoing Sync:

      replica.customFields."Dev Sprint" = issue.customFields."Dev Sprint"
      replica.customFields."Environment" = issue.customFields."Environment"

      
      

      Incoming Sync:

      def sprintMap = ...
      def remoteSprintValue = ...
      issue.customFields."SIT Sprint"?.value = nodeHelper.getOption(issue, "SIT Sprint", sprintMap[remoteSprintValue])
      
      def environmentMap = ...
      def remoteEnvironmentValue = ...
      issue.customFields."Phase"?.value = nodeHelper.getOption(issue, "Phase", environmentMap[remoteEnvironmentValue])

      
      

      The "..." just means you don't have to change anything there 

      
      

      Let me know how this goes!

      
      

      Thanks,

      
      

      André

   3. André Leroy-Beaulieu Castro

      • Feb 09, 2021

      Hey Madhu,

      
      

      Well, I'm not completely clear on how your use case is, but the idea is that in the outgoing sync, the "issue.customFields."Sprint" / "Dev Sprint" needs to match the name of the field that you are sending, so if the on the sending side the field is called "Sprint" then the line should be:

      
      

      replica.customFields."Dev Sprint" = issue.customFields."Dev Sprint"

      
      

      but if the field in the sending side is called "Sprint", then the line should be:
      
      

      replica.customFields."Sprint" = issue.customFields."Sprint"
      
      and the same thing for the incoming sync, if the field in the incoming side is called "Dev Sprint", then the line should be:
      
      issue.customFields."Dev Sprint".value = ...

      
      

      etc.

      
      

      Thanks,

      
      

      André

   4. Madhu

      • Feb 10, 2021

      Hi Andre, 

      
      

      We have 2 custom fields with different Lov's and different field names, We want to map those fields. 

      Outgoing Sync will be same and I don't have any queries for that. 

      
      

      "Dev Sprint" with values 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 .

      "Test Sprint" with values Test1, Test2, Test3, Test4.

      Mapping comes as follows,

      1 - Test1

      2 - Test2

      3 - Test3

      4 - Test4

      
      

      Outgoing sync 

      replica.customFields."Dev Sprint" = issue.customFields."Dev Sprint"

      
      

      Please suggest the incoming sync for this as we have different field names and different Lov's. 

      
      

      We have to Ignore field values if there is no mapped value. 

      
      

      Thanks

      Madhu

   5. André Leroy-Beaulieu Castro

      • Feb 12, 2021

      Hey Madhu

      
      

      It would be:

      
      

      def sprintMap = ["1":"Test1","2":"Test2", "3":"Test3", "4":"Test4"]
      def remoteSprintValue = replica.customFields."Dev Sprint"?.value
      issue.customFields."Test Sprint"?.value = nodeHelper.getOption(issue, "Test Sprint", sprintMap[remoteSprintValue])

      
      

      Thanks,

      
      

      André

   6. André Leroy-Beaulieu Castro

      • Feb 16, 2021

      Hi Madhu,

      
      

      If you know the names of the fields then just send the corresponding one on the sending side and and receive the corresponding one on the receiving side. I'm not answering more to this request as it's clear enough with the answers above. 

      
      

      Thanks,

      
      

      André

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