Set-JiraIssue : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'Priority'.

[tibereus]

I do not appear to be able to update the Priority on Task with Set-JiraIssue I can create New-JiraIssue with the -priority. Thanks

Get-InstalledModule -Name "JiraPS" = 2.14.6

tried $TicketKey | Set-JiraIssue -priority 5 -AddComment "Updated priority to Low" -SkipNotification

tried

$parameters = @{
    Priority = 5
    }
   Set-JiraIssue @parameters -Issue $TicketKey 

Returns Set-JiraIssue : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'Priority'.

For -Issue I tried both $JiraTicketObj = Get-JiraIssue $TicketList[$x] (as an object for issue) $TicketKey = $JiraTicketObj.Key (as a string) Tried 5 as string or number. Expected it to change the Priority according to ID returned by Get-JiraPriority

[milesgratz]

Agreed that it should be in the module, but my workaround for this was:

$issue = Get-JiraIssue -Key "XX-123"
$parameters = @{
    Fields = @{
        'priority' = @{
            'id' = '2'
            'name' = 'Critical'
        }
    }
}
$issue | Set-JiraIssue @parameters

You'll need to update the 'id' and 'name' values based on your environment:

Get-JiraPriority

[tibereus]

Very nice, thanks for that.

On Wed, Nov 23, 2022 at 9:02 AM Miles Gratz @.***> wrote:

Agreed that it should be in the module, but my workaround for this was:

$issue = Get-JiraIssue -Key "XX-123" $parameters = @{ Fields = @{ 'priority' = @{ 'id' = '2' 'name' = 'Critical' } } } $issue | Set-JiraIssue @parameters

You'll need to update the 'id' and 'name' values based on your environment:

Get-JiraPriority

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