Just be sure $customField.getValue($issue) returns a Collection and you
can call contains() method.
acowart wrote:
"Just populate a set ($component) with selected options and do
#if ($component.contains("XXX"))
#doSomenting
#end "
What is the syntax to populate a set from the multi-select custom field
selected options? I have not been able to find any JIRA documentation on
working with multi-selects.
Below is the syntax that I am using to populate $Component:
#set ($customFields =
$customFieldManager.getCustomFieldObjects($issue.project.getLong("id"),
$issue.issueType.getString("id")))
$foreach($customField in $customFields)
#if($customField.name.equals("Component"))
#set ($Component = $customField.getValue($issue))
After running through this part of the code the value of $Component would be
something like:
[Dispatch, Domain Manager, Mobile]
Thanks for the help.
quote author="Adrian Tarau-3">
Why regular expressions?
Just populate a set ($component) with selected options and do
#if ($component.contains("XXX"))
#doSomenting
#end
acowart wrote:
I created a multi-select list as a release note field in JIRA.
The different options are:
Base
Dispatch
Domain Manager
Installer
Mobile
I am now trying to write IF statements to find if each of the of the
options
are selected.
So I am trying to write a regular expression to evaluate what is selected
in
the multi-select.
Currently, I put all of the data from the multi-select custom field for an
issue into the a variable, $Component. This means the value of $Component
will be something like [Dispatch, Domain Manager, Installer]
The code that I am trying to figure out how to write is something like:
#if ("$Component" like "Domain Manager")
Does anyone know a way to do this type of string comparison on a variable?
Or a way to use regular expressions in an if statement when validating a
string variable.
Thanks.
AC
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