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Hi. I integrity says "External Script Name" does not exist, but that´s how it is called in the GUI...
How to specify it via CLI?
Is there a general document giving information about available field specifiers and their correct names?
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It's possible the field has a different display name than the field name. It's also possible that the GUI has a label that is not the same as the field name.
If "External Script Name" is the display name, then you can find the field name in a couple ways.
If you have admin permissions: Launch the Admin Client, and navigate to Workflows and Documents > Fields. Add the Display Name to the columns. Search for fields containing "External Script Name".
If you don't have admin permissions: Run "im fields --fields=name,displayname --noasadmin >> fieldlist.txt" from the CLI. Search the text field for "External Script Name", and see what shows as the name.
If "External Script Name" isn't the display name:
From the Admin Client, check the issue presentation template to see what is defined.
From CLI, view the item using "im viewissue itemid" . The display name for "External Script Name" will be used in the output. You can then use the im fields command above to find the name.
It's possible the field has a different display name than the field name. It's also possible that the GUI has a label that is not the same as the field name.
If "External Script Name" is the display name, then you can find the field name in a couple ways.
If you have admin permissions: Launch the Admin Client, and navigate to Workflows and Documents > Fields. Add the Display Name to the columns. Search for fields containing "External Script Name".
If you don't have admin permissions: Run "im fields --fields=name,displayname --noasadmin >> fieldlist.txt" from the CLI. Search the text field for "External Script Name", and see what shows as the name.
If "External Script Name" isn't the display name:
From the Admin Client, check the issue presentation template to see what is defined.
From CLI, view the item using "im viewissue itemid" . The display name for "External Script Name" will be used in the output. You can then use the im fields command above to find the name.
Thanks. I used the second suggestion to solve my problem.