Hi there,
Hope this helps!
Components sync from Jira to ADO:
Jira Outgoing:
replica.components = issue.components
Azure Incoming:
workItem."Components field" = replica.components?.first().name
Epic Parent child relationship Jira to ADO:
Jira Outgoing:
replica.customFields."Epic Link" = issue.customFields."Epic Link"
Azure Incoming:
if (replica.customFields."Epic Link".id){
def localParent = syncHelper.getLocalIssueKeyFromRemoteId(replica.customFields."Epic Link".id.toLong())
if(localParent){
workItem.parentId = localParent.id
}
}
Clean format Description, Summary, Comments or customFields Jira to ADO:
Jira Outgoing:
replica.description = nodeHelper.getHtmlField(issue, "description") replica.summary = nodeHelper.getHtmlField(issue, "summary") replica.comments = nodeHelper.getHtmlComments(issue) replica."MyCustomField" = nodeHelper.getHtmlField(issue, "customfield_10111")
Azure Incoming:
workItem.description = replica.description workItem.summary = replica.summary workItem.comments = commentHelper.mergeComments(workItem, replica) workItem."Azure Field" = replica."MyCustomField"
Clean format Description, Summary, Comments or customFields ADO to Jira:
Azure Outgoing:
replica.summary = workItem.summary replica.description = workItem.description replica.comments = nodeHelper.stripHtmlFromComments(workItem.comments) replica."Azure Field" = workItem."Azure Field"
Jira Incoming:
import com.exalate.transform.HtmlToWiki HtmlToWiki htw = new HtmlToWiki() issue.summary = htw.transform(replica.summary) issue.description = htw.transform(replica.description) issue.comments = commentHelper.mergeComments(issue, replica) issue.customFields."Jira Field".value = replica."Azure Field"?.value
Sync Assignee Jira to ADO, auto assign?
You might need to check if there is any automation in place or misconfiguration. You may comment out the assignee field to see if the behaviour persists. If it does, then ADO is the responsible.
//workItem.assignee = replica.assignee
Sync Custom Field Multi Select Jira to areaPath ADO:
Outgoing Jira
replica.customFields."Multi" = issue.customFields."Multi"
Incoming Azure
def multiMap = ["Alpha":"WebPlatform\\Alpha",
"Beta":"WebPlatform\\Beta",
"Gama":"WebPlatform\\Gama"]
areaOption = replica.customFields."Multi".value?.collect {it -> it?.value}
workItem.areaPath = multiMap[areaOption]
Kind regards,
Ariel
Thanks Ariel Aguilar
I couldn't get parent child linking to work, here is my code:
Jira Outgoing:
replica.key = issue.key replica.type = issue.type replica.reporter = issue.reporter replica.summary = issue.summary replica.description = nodeHelper.getHtmlField(issue, "description") replica.labels = issue.labels replica.comments = nodeHelper.getHtmlComments(issue) replica.status = issue.status replica.parentId = issue.parentId replica.priority = issue.priority replica.attachments = issue.attachments replica.project = issue.project replica.components = issue.components replica.AcceptanceCriteria = nodeHelper.getHtmlField(issue, "customfield_10301") replica.customFields."Epic Link" = issue.customFields."Epic Link"
ADO Incoming:
if(firstSync){
// Set type name from source entity, if not found set a default
workItem.projectKey = "WebPlatform"
def typeMap = [
"Story" : "User Story",
"Epic" : "Feature",
"Bug" : "Bug",
"Sub-task" : "Task",
]
workItem.typeName = nodeHelper.getIssueType(typeMap[replica.type?.name],workItem.projectKey)?.name
}
workItem.summary = replica.summary
workItem.description = replica.description
workItem.attachments = attachmentHelper.mergeAttachments(workItem, replica)
workItem.comments = commentHelper.mergeComments(workItem, replica)
workItem.labels = replica.labels
workItem.priority = replica.priority
workItem."Microsoft.VSTS.Common.AcceptanceCriteria" = replica.AcceptanceCriteria
workItem."Components" = replica.components?.first().name
if (replica.customFields."Epic Link".id){
def localParent = syncHelper.getLocalIssueKeyFromRemoteId(replica.customFields."Epic Link".id.toLong())
if(localParent){
workItem.parentId = localParent.id
}
}
def statusMap = [
// "remote status name": "local status name"
"To Do" : "New",
"Backlog" : "New",
"Refining" : "New",
"Discovery" : "New",
"Refined" : "New",
"3 Amigo" : "Approved",
"Ready for Dev" : "Approved",
"In Progress" : "Active",
"In Development" : "Active",
"Ready for Code Review" : "Active",
"Code Review" : "Active",
"Ready for Testing" : "Active",
"In Testing" : "Test",
"Test" : "Test",
"Branch Test" : "Test",
"Merge Test" : "Test",
"Ready for Release" : "Resolved",
"On Hold" : "Resolved",
"Live" : "Closed",
"Done" : "Closed"
]
def remoteStatusName = replica.status.name
issue.setStatus(statusMap[remoteStatusName] ?: remoteStatusName)
I see, you might try to change the line to:
workItem."Components field" = replica.components?.first()?.name
When you say the epic/story relation is not working, is the Epic already synchronized?
Unfortunately that doesn't work either 
Epic isn't synchronizing (but it also is being copied into ADO as a Feature)
Hey Ariel Aguilar I had a call with Dhiren Notani today and he talked me through the component part. It was just a small tweak to:
if (replica.components){
workItem."Components" = replica.components?.first().name
}
Hello, any documentation or other community posts on the below points would be amazing!
For example – Jira - ASOS Team(s) = Alpha
Azure DevOps desired behaviour for Area Path = WebPlatform/Alpha
Thank you!
George