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Then set a name, make the type updated (as issue resolutions will be 'in' the Issue Updated event), and pick a theme, e.g. Jira Sytem):
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Use the Preview Context to understand how to access data
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Expanded view
Eg, when working over $fields.comment.comments in a loop, each comments data can then be accessed as $currentComment.author.displayName.asText().
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Here is an example template:
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#setWorkflowTransition($context) #if ($!workflowTransition) ## custom workflow occurred #if ($workflowTransition == 6) #renderIssueResolved($context) #end #else ## do the default #jemhBodyDelimiter() #set ($fields = $context.issue.fields) #if ($context.user) $context.user.displayName.asText()#else Anonymous#end updated an issue: $context.issue.fields.project.name.asText() / $context.issue.key.asText() #jemhIncludeUserRole() Issue Updated - $fields.summary.asText() $jemhUtils.setNotify() Issue Type: $fields.issuetype.name.asText() Status: $fields.status.name.asText() Assignee: $fields.assignee.displayName.asText() Created: $fields.created.asText() Priority: $fields.priority.name.asText() Reporter: $fields.reporter.displayName.asText() #if ($!fields.security()) Security Level: $fields.security.name.asText() #end #foreach( $comment in $context.comments ) - $comment.body.asText()) #end #end |
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