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What´s the right field specifier for: im issues --fields=ID,External Script Name...

thorpend
6-Contributor

What´s the right field specifier for: im issues --fields=ID,External Script Name...

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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awalsh
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(To:thorpend)

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. 

 

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awalsh
17-Peridot
(To:thorpend)

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. 

 

thorpend
6-Contributor
(To:awalsh)

Thanks. I used the second suggestion to solve my problem.

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