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The Easy Way to Find the Smart Value for a Field in Jira

David L.

Jul 15, 2024 — 1 min read

If you're unsure of the smart value for a field in Jira, follow these steps to find it:

Access the JSON Representation of Your Issue:

Use the following URL to view the JSON representation of your issue:

https://<yourinstanceurl>/rest/api/2/issue/<issuekey>?expand=names

Consider using an extension or tool to format your JSON data for easier reading.

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Using the parameter ?expand=names in the URL will reveal custom fields and their names in the JSON view.

Navigate to the Field Value:

In the JSON representation, locate the specific field value you want to display in your rule.

Determine the Hierarchy:

Identify the hierarchy required to get the value you need. This involves understanding the nested structure within the JSON to accurately reference the field.

Example:

By following these steps, you can find the smart value needed for your Jira field.

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