Hi everybody!
Maybe somebody can help me with my question.
I want to export all incomplete tickets from Jira Agile board onto Confluence to manage the status of the tickets.
I'm trying to use the incompleteInSprint function as follows:
issueFunction in incompleteInSprint("Engage 2.0 Scrum Board"), where Engage 2.0 Scrum Board - name of my Scrum board, but Jira says it's wrong.
I can't understand what exactly i'm doing wrong. Maybe are there mistakes in syntax?
Please, advice
Are you on Cloud? If not then what version of ScriptRunner do you use?
I guess this function is not available for Cloud. You can see more info here:
http://scriptrunner-docs.connect.adaptavist.com/jiracloud/enhanced-search.html#_technical_background
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What I've found that is JIRA 6.3 version.
I can't find information whether it Cloud or Server.
I asked our support team to clarify it.
But anyway, if it's Cloud, is there a possibility to export the data I need without using incompleteInSprint?
I mean some dynamic way, not when you specify the exact number of current sprint? Maybe you know the way?
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If it is Jira 6.3. It means it is Jira Server. You should find the version of ScriptRunner in your Jira and then check ScriptRunner documentation for this version. Myabe this JQL function is not available for your version.
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I found that ScripRunner plugin disabled for my Jira. Does it mean that I cannot use any function?
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that is right. If it is disabled then you can not use it
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