Hi Pablo

For the users to map correctly both users need to exist on both instances with the same values.

In this case could you try to add the following script (instructions here: https://docs.idalko.com/exalate/x/ogXHAw)

Please keep in mind that you need to change the "remote_instance_shortname" (it will turn green if its the correct one). And also switch the "example@idalko.com" for the default user email that you wish to have set if no user is found.

if (executionInstanceName == "Remote instance name") {

def localAssignee = nodeHelper.getUserByEmail(replica.reporter?.email)
if(!localAssignee){
  localAssignee = nodeHelper.getUserByEmail("example@idalko.com")
  }
issue.assignee   = localAssignee
}

Cheers,

Daniel

Hi Daniel,

Thx for your reply.

This script replaces the field mapping? Shoul I delete the mapping?

Also, when you say that both users must have the same value, do you mean same email? same user name or description?

Regards,

Pablo

Hi Pablo

Thats correct, the script replaces the field mapping, you may remove it.

And for value I meant the same email value, since its the one we are using to map the users.

Cheers,

Daniel

Hello Again.

We've tried the script. No luck, still not getting the user on Jira. Not even the default value:

if (executionInstanceName == "ualahq_to_jira-issues-uala") {

def localAssignee = nodeHelper.getUserByEmail(replica.reporter?.email)
if(!localAssignee){
  localAssignee = nodeHelper.getUserByEmail("Diego Ariel Scocco")
  }
issue.assignee   = localAssignee
}

Please, let me know what you need to analyze the issue.

Regards, Pablo

Hello, any help on this we'll be much appreciated. Thx.