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Setting Feature as Parent for a Bug - How to set the Parent ID?

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Posted on by kaleighgarcia

Good morning! I'm new to writing script and I'm having an issue setting the Feature as the Parent for the Bug I'm creating. Can someone Assist? I used 'XXX' for privacy purposes. My concern is just setting the Parent.

/* SFDC ADO OUTGOING */
if (entity.entityType == "XXXXX__c") {

 replica.Name = entity.Name
 replica.Summary__c = entity.Summary__c
 replica.Description__c = entity.Description__c
 replica.Priority__c = entity.Priority__c
 replica.Severity__c = entity.Severity__c
 replica.IsPostRelease__c = entity.IsPostRelease__c
 replica.attachments = entity.attachments
 replica.RecordTypeName__c = entity.RecordTypeName__c
 replica.CaseType__c = entity.CaseType__c
 replica.Module__c = entity.Module__c
 replica.StepsToReproduce__c = entity.StepsToReproduce__c
 replica.DueDate__c = entity.DueDate__c
 replica.CriticalClinicalImpact__c = entity.CriticalClinicalImpact__c
 replica.ParentId = entity.ParentId;
}

if(entity.entityType == "XXXXX" && entity.RecordTypeName__c == "XXXXX") {
 //replica.projectName = "XXXXXX"
 replica.projectName = 'Salesforce Connector'
 replica.issueTypeName = "Bug"
}

if(entity.entityType == "XXXXX" && entity.RecordTypeName__c == "XXXXX" && entity.IsPostRelease__c == false) {
 replica.Summary__c = '[' + entity.Name + '] ' + entity.Summary__c
 replica.ParentId = '59523';
}

if(entity.entityType == "XXXXX" && entity.RecordTypeName__c == "XXXXXO" && XXXXX == true) {
 replica.Summary__c = '[' + entity.Name + ' XXXXX] ' + entity.Summary__c
 replica.ParentId = '59536';
}

if (entity.entityType == "XXXXX" && entity.RecordTypeName__c == "XXXXx") {
 //replica.projectName = "XXXXX"
 replica.projectName = 'DevOps Test'
 replica.issueTypeName = "Defect"
 replica.Summary__c = entity.Summary__c
}

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Expiscornovus 33,195 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @kaleighgarcia,

What type of script are you writing, which programming language are you using?

This is the Power Automate forum, so you might be in the wrong place to ask your question. You might want to try the Azure DevOps forum instead:

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-devops/bd-p/AzureDevOpsForum

Or do you want to achieve this your goal with a Power Automate flow instead?

Typically in Power Automate expression language functions like equals, and, concat are used for the operators in your script. And you can also use out of the box actions like conditions to check for input and apply certain logic.

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Thanks, @Expiscornovus ! I figured it out. I'm writing in Groovy and using Exalate to sync between SF and ADO. I needed to add a line to my Incoming sync script to write to the Work Item and create a Parent ID. Rather, where I was writing it in the Outgoing sync in SF. I appreciate the response!

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