Smart Fields Examples
- 1 Total time passed in hours since the issue has been resolved
- 2 The final date to start working on an issue to finish on due date
- 3 Account Id of Previous Assignee
- 4 Previous Status
- 5 Blocking Issues
- 6 Total Worklogs by Author
- 7 Parent Priority
- 8 Parent Assignee
- 9 Parent Status
- 10 Comment Authors
- 11 Last Status Author
- 12 Project Category
- 13 Project Lead
- 14 Assignees of Sub-tasks
- 15 ICE Score
- 16 Time Spent - Original Estimate Ratio
Total time passed in hours since the issue has been resolved
1- Login to JIRA as an administrator.
2- Go to Settings → Issues → Custom Fields.
3- Create a custom field with Smart Number Field type. Don’t forget to add it to related screens.
4- Locate the custom field you created in the custom fields list.
5- From the actions, choose “Contexts and default value”.
6- Click on “Edit custom field config”.
7- Enter the expression below to “Insert Jira Expression” editor.
8- Save your configuration.
issue.resolutionDate ?
(new Date()).minusMinutes(issue.resolutionDate.getTime() / (1000 * 60))
.getTime() / (1000 * 60 * 60)
: nullThe final date to start working on an issue to finish on due date
1- Login to JIRA as an administrator.
2- Go to Settings → Issues → Custom Fields.
3- Create a custom field with Smart Text Field type. Don’t forget to add it to related screens.
4- Locate the custom field you created in the custom fields list.
5- From the actions, choose “Contexts and default value”.
6- Click on “Edit custom field config”.
7- Enter the expression below to “Insert Jira Expression” editor.
8- Save your configuration.
issue?.dueDate && issue.originalEstimate ?
issue?.dueDate.minusDays(issue.originalEstimate / (60 * 60 * 8)).toISOString()
: ""Account Id of Previous Assignee
1- Login to JIRA as an administrator.
2- Go to Settings → Issues → Custom Fields.
3- Create a custom field with Smart Text Field type. Don’t forget to add it to related screens.
4- Locate the custom field you created in the custom fields list.
5- From the actions, choose “Contexts and default value”.
6- Click on “Edit custom field config”.
7- Enter the expression below to “Insert Jira Expression” editor.
8- Save your configuration.
issue.changelogs.map(e => e.items).flatten()
.filter(e => e.field == "assignee").length > 1 ?
issue.changelogs.map(e => e.items).flatten()
.filter(e => e.field == "assignee")[issue.changelogs.map(e => e.items).flatten().filter(e => e.field == "assignee").length - 2].from
: ""Previous Status
Blocking Issues
Total Worklogs by Author
Parent Priority
Parent Assignee
Parent Status
Comment Authors
Last Status Author
Project Category
Project Lead
Assignees of Sub-tasks
ICE Score
Replace IIIII, CCCCC and EEEEE with your following number custom fields:
IIIII → Impact
CCCCC → Confidence
EEEEE → Ease
Time Spent - Original Estimate Ratio