Hi Monks, this post is in reference to one of my previous posts from last week here. Since I only have a chance to work on this over the weekends, my repsonse is a bit delayed. I am using JIRA::Client to retrieve the issues from a JIRA filter. The issues are returned as a blessed hash resembling the following: 

$VAR1=bless( {
               'priority' => '2',
               'customFieldValues' => [
                                       bless( {
                                               'customfieldID' => 'cus
+tomfield_12345',
                                               'values' => ['John Smit
+h'],
                                               'key' => undef},
                                               'RemoteCustomFieldValue
+' ),
                                        bless( {
                                               'customfieldID' => 'cus
+tomfield_abcde',
                                               'values' => ['Californi
+a'],
                                               'key' => undef},
                                               'RemoteCustomFieldValue
+' )],
               'status' => 'Completed'
             }, 
               'RemoteIssue');
$VAR1=bless( {
               'priority' => '2',
               'customFieldValues' => [
                                       bless( {
                                               'customfieldID' => 'cus
+tomfield_12345',
                                               'values' => ['Mary Monr
+oe],
                                               'key' => undef},
                                               'RemoteCustomFieldValue
+' ),
                                        bless( {
                                               'customfieldID' => 'cus
+tomfield_abcde',
                                               'values' => ['New York'
+],
                                               'key' => undef},
                                               'RemoteCustomFieldValue
+' )],
               'status' => 'In progress'
             }, 
               'RemoteIssue');

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Each issue is returned as $VAR1 with priority set to '2'. Within each issue, there are custom fields ('RemoteCustomFieldValue') such as the client's name and their state. I know the customfieldIDs that reference each name and state. There is also a non-custom field ('RemoteIssue') such as the issue status. I am not too familiar with iterating through hashes/sub-hashes, but for every $VAR1 in this hash, I need the 'values' of each customfieldId (which I already know). So for example, to get the client's name for each issue, I need to get the value where customfieldId is 'customfield_12345'. Also, for each issue I am trying to get the status, which is a 'RemoteIssue' and not a 'RemoteCustomFieldIssue'. From this hash, I am trying to create a table which looks like this:

Name State Status
John Smith California Completed
Mary Monroe New York In Progress

The code I have so far that generates the blessed hash from above is shown below. Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated. Thanks in advance monks.

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use LWP::UserAgent;
use JIRA::Client;
use SOAP::Lite;

my $user = 'username';
my $pw = 'password';
my $filterID = '12345';

my $jira=JIRA::Client->new('http://example.com/jira',$user,$pw);

$jira->set_filter_iterator('$filterID');
while (my $issue = $jira->next_issue()) {
      my $value = Dumper($issue);
      print $value;
}

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