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This function checks whether, a given timestamp (e.g. the due date of an issue) falls into a timeframe specified in a JWT calendar.

If it falls into the time frame, the value will be returned, otherwise the next possible timestamp based on a JWT calendar specification.


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nextTime(timestamp, calendarName, timeZone) #Output: Number


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nextTime(2020/12/01 01:00, "my-calendar", LOCAL)


This example returns a timestamp representing:

"2020/12/01 08:00"

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The next valid timestamp is 8AM on the same day, December 12th (which is a Tuesday).



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nextTime(2020/12/01 15:00, "my-calendar", LOCAL)


This example returns a timestamp representing:

"2020/13/04 08:00"

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The next valid timestamp is 8AM on the next day, December 13th.




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Parameters used in this function:

ParameterInput(data type)Description
timestamp

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The parameter must be valid timestamp. Usually this value is retrieved from a field (e.g. due date, created date).
calendarName

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The name of the used JWT calendar.
timeZone

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The time zone used for the calculation.



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This functions returns a

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representing a timestamp.




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Variant of the function where you can define an additional JWT calendar specification.



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nextTime(timestamp, calendarName, additionalSpecifier, timeZone) #Output: Number


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Example without an additional term:

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nextTime(2020/12/01 15:00, "my_schedule", "2020/12/04 {;}", LOCAL)


This example returns a timestamp representing:

"04/Dec/20 1:00 PM

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The next valid timestamp is 8AM on the first day after December 4th, which is December 5th.




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titleAdditional information

Parameters used in this function:

ParameterInput(data type)Description
timestamp

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titlenumber

The parameter must be valid timestamp. Usually this value is retrieved from a field (e.g. due date, created date).
calendarName

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The name of the used JWT calendar.
additionalSpecifier

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A text containing an additional JWT calendar specification
timeZone

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titletimezone

The time zone used for the calculation.



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This function returns a

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representing a timestamp.


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The output can be written into any Jira field of type Date Picker ore Date Time Picker.

Another very common use case is to use this function in one of the JWT calculated date-time fields.



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Short description

Returns the next possible timestamp based on a JWT calendar specification.

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