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• Current Fix Version related
  • currentfixversion:name
  • currentfixversion:releasedate
  • currentaffectversion:name
  • currentaffectversion:releasedate
    
    
• Current user
  • currentuser:id
  • currentuser:fullname
  • currentuser:email
  • currentuser:emaildomain
  
  
• Customfield related
  Single value customfields
  
  • customfield:<id of the customfield>
    When the customfield is changed a refresh is automatically triggered
    
    

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  Multiple multiple values customfieldsMultiple multiple values customfields

  Multiple value customfield (e.g. Multiuser picker, multigroup picker, multiselect)
  
  • customfield.<id>.<'all' or the index of the value>.<'name' or 'value'>
    When a customfield with multiple values is needed, one might use this format of the placeholder. 
    The third part of the configuration (<'all' or the index of the value>) defines if all values should be retrieved from the multivalue customfield, or a single, specified by its index.
    The fourth part of the configuration (<'name' or 'value'>) allows the user to specify if he/she wants to retrieve the object's name or actual value. You can use the following guide to decide:
    
    • Multiple user picker (value - username, name - display name)
    • Multiple group picker (value - group name, name - group name). There is no way to get a group id from Jira API, so in this case 'value' alias will return the same as 'name' returns
    • Multiple select (value - id, name - option name)
    • Cascading select (value - id, name - option name)
    • Multiple version picker (value - id, name - version name)
    • Checkboxes (value - id, name - option name)
    • Multi Level Cascade Field (value - value mapped by storeColumn property, name - option label (mapped by viewColumn property)). 
      For Multi Cascade field we also support level's name in the third part of the configuration. (e.g. {customfield.12345.country.name})
      
      Usecase: In case of a  multipicker customfield with ID 12345 that contains two values ('Belgium' and 'France'), you can use the following placeholders
    • {customfield.12345.all.value} returns 32145, 23145
    • {customfield.12345.all.name} returns 'Belgium', 'France'. It is important to use single quotes instead of double quotes, because double quotes cause errors in some databases
    • {customfield.12345.1.value) returns value of the first selected element
    • {customfield.12345.1.name) returns name of the first selected element
      
      

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