Predefined Values in Summary and Description Fields [4.x]

The Scheduler has predefined variables which can be used in the Summary and Description. When Scheduled Issue is fired these variables are converted to the corresponding values:

Variable	Meaning	Examples

Variable	Meaning	Examples
`${fireCount}`	Fire count	5
`${createdDate.month}`	Creation month	February
`${createdDate.year}`	Creation year	2015
`${dueDate.month}`	Due month	February
`${dueDate.year}`	Due year	2015
`${createdDate.date}`	Creation date in format dd/MMM/YY	10/Feb/15
`${dueDate.date}`	Due date in format dd/MMM/YY	10/Feb/15
`${createdDate.completeDateTime}`	Creation date in format dd/MMM/YY hh:mm	10/Feb/15 2:05 PM
`${dueDate.completeDateTime}`	Due date in format dd/MMM/YY hh:mm	10/Feb/15 2:05 PM
`${createdDate.format("dd-MM-YYYY HH:mm")}`	Creation date in custom format	10-02-2015 14:05
`${dueDate.format("dd-MM-YYYY HH:mm")}`	Due date in custom format	10-02-2015 14:05

You can define your own date format using the last two variables - simply by replacing the dd-MM-YYYY HH:mm with the desired format. You can use following letters in date format:

G	Era designator	text	AD

G	Era designator	text	AD
C	Century of era (>=0)	number	20
Y	Year of era (>=0)	year	2007
y	Year	year	2007
x	Weekyear	year	2007
w	Week of weekyear	number	27
e	Day of week	number	2
E	Day of week	text	Tuesday; Tue
D	Day of year	number	189
M	Month of year	month	July; Jul; 07
d	Day of month	number	10
a	Halfday of day	text	PM
K	Hour of halfday (0~11)	number	0
h	Clockhour of halfday (1~12)	number	12
H	Hour of day (0~23)	number	0
k	Clockhour of day (1~24)	number	24
m	Minute of hour	number	30
s	Second of minute	number	55
S	Milisecond	number	978
z	Time zone	text	Pacific Standard Time; PST
Z	Time zone offset/id	zone	-0800; -08:00; America/Los_Angeles