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Here’s how you can define a bulk job. OnLink keeps track of last time the job ran, so you can use smart values like {last_successful_rundate} or {last_successful_runtime} in your JQL. OnLink will automatically replace these values with actual date or date-time values are run time.
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You can use a JQL to return all issues that have worklogs you want to process. A couple of examples:
worklogDate >= startOfWeek(-1) AND worklogDate <= endOfWeek(-1)- pulls all worklogs entered last week i.e., Monday, 12:00 AM of the prior week to Sunday, December 3, 2024, at 11:59 PM.worklogDate >= {last_successful_rundate}- use the last successful date managed by OnLink.
Using option 1 is preferable as all worklogs entered for previous week are captured. This assumes that employees do not go back more than one week in the past to enter time. This can be changed to month or other dates as per customer’s requirements.
You can specify the webservice request body as shown below. If {worklog.<field>} is used, then OnLink will automatically pull all worklog entries, as each issue can have more than one worklog.
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