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Include components field #48

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  • Include components field/required system fields other than ones we handle separately

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    • Enhanced ticket processing by allowing certain required fields to be ignored during creation.
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    • Improved handling of custom fields, refining the logic for required fields during ticket creation and schema generation.

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The changes introduce a new variable ignoreRequiredSystem, a map that specifies certain required fields to be ignored during processing in the getCustomFieldsForIssueType method of pkg/connector/tickets.go. The logic for handling required fields has been updated to allow for more nuanced processing, combining checks for custom fields and specific field IDs. This alteration affects how custom fields are processed, particularly in the context of ticket creation and schema generation.

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pkg/connector/tickets.go Introduced ignoreRequiredSystem variable (map) for ignoring specific required fields during processing. Updated logic in getCustomFieldsForIssueType to refine handling of required fields.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
pkg/connector/tickets.go (2)

29-35: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The introduction of the ignoreRequiredSystem map is a good addition for filtering out specific required system fields. This will help in streamlining the ticket creation process.

Consider adding a brief comment above the variable declaration to explain its purpose and usage. For example:

// ignoreRequiredSystem is a map of system fields that should be ignored
// when processing required fields during ticket creation.
var ignoreRequiredSystem = map[string]bool{
    // ... (existing fields)
}

241-248: Approved. Consider refactoring for improved readability.

The changes to the getCustomFieldsForIssueType function provide more nuanced handling of required fields, which is a good improvement. The explicit check for the components field and the use of ignoreRequiredSystem map enhance the flexibility of the function.

To improve readability and maintainability, consider refactoring the condition into separate functions. Here's a suggestion:

func (d *Connector) shouldProcessField(field *jira.Field) bool {
    if field.Required {
        return !ignoreRequiredSystem[field.FieldId]
    }
    return field.Schema.Custom != "" || field.FieldId == "components"
}

// In getCustomFieldsForIssueType:
for _, field := range issueFields {
    if !d.shouldProcessField(field) {
        continue
    }
    // Rest of the processing logic
}

This refactoring encapsulates the logic for determining whether a field should be processed, making the main function easier to read and maintain.

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pkg/connector/tickets.go (1)

Line range hint 1-724: Overall, the changes look good and improve field handling.

The introduction of the ignoreRequiredSystem map and the updates to the getCustomFieldsForIssueType function enhance the flexibility and accuracy of ticket field handling. These changes align well with the PR objectives of including a components field and other required system fields.

A few minor suggestions were provided for improved documentation and code readability. Once these are addressed, the changes should be ready for merging.

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Tested locally

@laurenleach laurenleach merged commit 78fd0f5 into main Oct 10, 2024
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