JWT for Jira Cloud is a number specialist!
Numbers can be provided as fixed values - or literals - in the format described in the table below or they can be retrieved by using field codes.
Fixed values
Numbers can be added to any expression as fixed values.
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Input |
Example |
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Valid numerical values |
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Variable values (field values)
Numeric values of number data type fields can be inserted as a field code in any expression using the following notation {...someNumberField} - e.g {issue.votes}
The most common use cases for calculating with numbers are in fact related to dates and times, since these timestamps are internally represented as numbers.
Mathematical functions
JWT is very powerful when it comes to numbers and calculations. It offers a wide range of mathematical functions to be used in a parser expression.
Besides the functions listed below, JWT offers the common arithmetical operators:
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X + Y : adding two numbers
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X - Y : subtracting X from Y
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X * Y: multiplying two numbers
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X / Y: dividing X by Y
X and Y are real numbers.
| Function | Short description | Output |
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| abs(number) |
Returns the absolute value of the input number. |
number |
| ceil(number) |
Returns the smallest mathematical integer that is greater than or equal to the input number. |
number |
| floor() |
Returns the greatest mathematical integer that is less than or equal to the input number. |
number |
| max(numbers) |
Returns the larger of two numeric values. |
number |
| min(numbers) |
Returns the smaller of two numeric values. |
number |
| modulus(numbers) |
Returns the remainder after division of the dividend by the divisor. |
number |
| projectId() |
Returns the ID of the project with a given key or name. |
number |
| random() |
Returns a number between 0 and 1.0. |
number |
| round(number) |
Returns the closest integer to the input number. |
number |