Add New FieldCalculationMap FieldMap Using NCalc for Integer Computation #2746
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This PR implements a new
FieldCalculationMapthat enables mathematical calculations on numeric fields during Azure DevOps work item migrations using NCalc expressions.Changes Made
Core Implementation
Added
FieldCalculationMapOptionsinMigrationToolsproject with:expression: NCalc-compatible formula (e.g.,"[x]*2")parameters: Dictionary mapping variable names to source field reference namestargetField: Destination field reference nameApplyTo: Optional list of work item types (inherited from base class)Added
FieldCalculationMapinMigrationTools.Clients.TfsObjectModelproject with:int,long,double,decimal)Dependencies
ncalcv1.3.8 package toDirectory.Packages.propsMigrationTools.Clients.TfsObjectModelprojectTesting
FieldCalculationMapTests) covering:Usage Example
{ "FieldMapType": "FieldCalculationMap", "ApplyTo": ["Bug", "Task"], "expression": "[effort] * [rate]", "parameters": { "effort": "Custom.EstimatedHours", "rate": "Custom.HourlyRate" }, "targetField": "Custom.EstimatedCost" }Technical Details
Testing Results
Fixes #2745.
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