I use a Jenkins step to update Jira issues:
try {
processJiraUpdate({ repoInfo: gitData, issueHandler: basicSelector() });
} catch (err) {}
This step currently updates all related tickets. How can it be adjusted to modify only the first issue?
I use a Jenkins step to update Jira issues:
try {
processJiraUpdate({ repoInfo: gitData, issueHandler: basicSelector() });
} catch (err) {}
This step currently updates all related tickets. How can it be adjusted to modify only the first issue?
Based on my experience, the solution involved first retrieving the complete list of related issues and then selecting only the first element before passing it to the update function. For instance, by adjusting the code logic to check if the issues array exists and then using only its first entry, I avoided inadvertently affecting subsequent tickets. This method not only made the update process more controlled but also improved error handling in case the issues array was empty, ensuring the pipeline operated more reliably.