It is a A common use-case is to reset the checklist completely clear the checklist’s current content and build it from the ground up. This page will demonstrate how to achieve it.To assign a new set of items, you must create a new ArrayList<ChecklistItem>
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First, you will need to create an empty collection (ArrayList<ChecklistItem
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// Create a new Checklist def ArrayList<ChecklistItem> newChecklistValue = new ArrayList<ChecklistItem>(); |
You then create an item and add it to the collection.
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def item = checklistCustomFieldType.getSingularObjectFromString('{"name": "item name"}');
newChecklistValue.add(item);
// Update the issue with the new checklist
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Finally, you update the custom field passing it the newly created collection.
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checklistCustomFieldType.updateValue(checklistCustomField, event.issue, newChecklistValue); |
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Here Following is a complete example that updates the can be used to update a checklist with a new set of items:
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