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How to retrieve all the custom scripts in my JIRA instance ?

How to retrieve all the custom scripts in my JIRA instance ?

I have a JIRA instance. I wrote so many custom scripts in it. I want to retrieve all the custom scripts I wrote. Is there any way to do that?

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Hard to say without knowing what type of "scripts" these are.

If they're ScriptRunner scripts though - try the script registry, it lists all but behaviours.

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Thanks Nic. Where can i find script registry ?

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Should be just admin -> addons -> ScriptRunner -> registry

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Thanks nic.

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Do you have any idea in which database table, all these scripts will be stored?

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Some of them in AO_<somthing> tables, but several different ones, and you may have used scripts from the disk as well.

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here is the table AO_4B00E6_SCRIPT_RUN_RESULT

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No, that's not the right table. People should use the script registry.

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