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Retrieving the cc user is not supported (atm) on Exalate for Zendesk. Still it is possible to use the httpClient to retrieve the necessary information.
Zendesk is providing a REST endpoint to extract that information from the environment - check
https://developer.zendesk.com/rest_api/docs/support/tickets#list-email-ccs-for-a-ticket
How can this be used to extract the required information from the ticket
Check following codeOutgoing sync - Zendesk sidedef response = httpClient.get("/api/v2/tickets/${ticket.id}/email_ccs") if (response.count > 0) { def firstUser = response.users.first() replica.customKeys.ccName = firstUser.name replica.customKeys.ccEmail = firstUser.email }
- On line 1 - httpClient is used to retrieve the email_ccs from the ticket. The ticket is identified with the ticket.id
- On line 3 - test if the response contains a number of emails.
- On line 4 - Note there can be multiple emails, this example is returning the first user returned by the Zendesk API
- On line 6 and 7 - extract the information contained in the firstUser object (name and email)
On the other side (assume Jira) following logic can be applied to fill in a text field with a wiki renderer
Incoming sync - Jira// fill custom field 'cc' in case the ccName and email are provided if (replica.customKeys.ccName > "") { issue.customFields.cc.value = "[${replica.customKeys.ccName}|mailto:${replica.customKeys.ccEmail}]" }
Add your comment... - On line 1 - httpClient is used to retrieve the email_ccs from the ticket. The ticket is identified with the ticket.id
The challenge is a follows
Whenever a ticket is created on behalf of a certain user, that certain user is added as a 'cc' user.
This customer would like to set this user as the reporter of the twin