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Worklog sync from jira server to cloud

 
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If Ganesh, Tejal, and Pradnya logged the time on the Jira server ticket then working should log as Yogesh user/author on the Jira cloud ticket.

And except for these three users if anybody logged the time on the Jira server ticket then the worklog should log as admin user/author on Jira cloud ticket.


For the same, I have gone through the below Exalate article and added code to the destination (Jira cloud) incoming sync for existing issues but it's not working as expected.



https://docs.idalko.com/exalate/display/ED/Worklogs+synchronization


but Every time it's logging the time as Yogesh author on Jira cloud, irrespective of the user who logged the time on Jira server.


final def userMapping = [
       "pradnya" : "yogesh",
       "tejal" : "yogesh",
       "ganesh" : "yogesh",
       "boudewijn" : "admin"
]
issue.workLogs = workLogHelper.mergeWorkLogs(issue,replica, { w ->
   w.author = nodeHelper.getUser(userMapping[w.author?.email]) ?: w.author
   w.updateAuthor = nodeHelper.getUser(userMapping[w.updateAuthor?.email]) ?: w.updateAuthor
   w.comment = "auto-synced worklog from Brain2"
})


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      Just checking.  The userMapping is not mentioning emails - but the get on the map is 

      userMapping[w.author?.email]
      
      

      I assume that the userMapping is modified to include on this post.

      So - how to proceed

      • Can you check the value returned by 
        nodeHelper.getUser(userMapping[w.author?.email])
      • Can you hard code the assignment to w.author with 'nodeHeler.getUserByEmail("admin@acme.com")


      Do some experiments to see where the script is not behaving according to your expectations and adapt accordingly

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