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I did a quick test
- Setup a connection ExAD - ExJC
(These are shorthands for Exalate for Azure Devops and Exalate for Jira Cloud) - Add a multivalue custom field 'Components' to the ADO configuration
Add following script to the incoming sync on the ADO side
if(firstSync){ // Set type name from source entity, if not found set a default workItem.projectKey = "BugsRus" workItem.typeName = "Issue" } workItem.summary = replica.summary workItem.description = replica.description workItem.attachments = attachmentHelper.mergeAttachments(workItem, replica) workItem.comments = commentHelper.mergeComments(workItem, replica) workItem.labels = replica.labels workItem.priority = replica.priority // Set the multivalue field workItem.Components = "Legal;Operations"
- Exalate an issue from JC to AD
The result is
Interesting to see that non existing values (Legal and Operations) are automatically added to the dropdown.
So to answer the question - can Exalate deal with the multivalue control on the AD side ...
Of course - YMMV (your mileage might vary)
Have a coffee.Add your comment... - Setup a connection ExAD - ExJC
Hi
In Jira, we can select multiple values for the field “Components” but in ADO, we can only select one component value. Because of this, we will have an issue with Exalate synchronization if more than one value is selected from the picklist in Jira.
Will Exalate allow to have multiple component values in ADO? In order words, can scripts be updated such that all the values from Jira sync to the ADO components field once we add the “Multivalue control” extension?