sublist()

This example returns

[2, 3, 4]

This example returns a distinct number list of both affected and fix version/s id/s of the current issue, e.g. 

[10002, 10000]

To achieve this, the following functions are used:

• toNumberList()

numberList

number list

Any given number list.

startIndex

number

A valid index must be >= 1 and <= count(numberList) which is the maximum number of elements in the list

endIndex

number

A valid index must be >= 1 (and >= startIndex) and  <= count(numberList) which is the maximum number of elements in the list.

This example returns

["green", "blue", "purple"]

This example returns a distinct text list of the three first components of the current issue, e.g. 

["UI", "UX", "Cloud"]

To achieve this, the following functions are used:

• toStringList()

textList

TEXT list

Any given text list.

startIndex

number

A valid index must be >= 1 and <= count(textList) which is the maximum number of elements in the list

endIndex

number

A valid index must be >= 1 (and >= startIndex) and  <= count(textList) which is the maximum number of elements in the list.

This example returns an issue list with the first 3 sub-tasks.

To achieve this the following functions are used:

• subtasks()

issueList

ISSUE LIST

Any given issue list. Usually this value is retrieved from a function (e.g. linkedIssues() or subtasks()).

startIndex

NUMBER

A valid index must be >= 1 and <= count(issueList) which is the maximum number of elements in the list.

endIndex

NUMBER

A valid index must be >= 1 (and >= startIndex) and  <= count(issueList) which is the maximum number of elements in the list.