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ScriptRunner the only option?

Sean McMullin

Hi all,

It's been a few years since I was actively administering Atlassian products and I find myself doing so again.

Back in "the day", it seems like we could roll our own code and attach it to workflow transitions without paying $5000 a year for the privilege. Is ScriptRunner (at $10/user/yr) really the only way to attach custom functionality to workflow steps?

Cheers,

Sean

Accepted answers

Mikael Sandberg

It depends on what custom functionality you are looking for. I have used both Scriptrunner and Power Scripts and out of the two my favorite is Scritprunner. Currently we rely heavily on Automation for Jira.

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Mikael Sandberg

Sean McMullin

Looking at those two gave our team some other good options. Thank you Mikael!

Andrew Laden

Blended perspectives did a nice webinar comparing different automation and scripting apps for Jira recently.

https://www.blendedperspectives.com/ask/webinar-a-detailed-review-of-automation-scripting-apps-for-jira-confluence-bitbucket-nov-14-2019/

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You can still write your own by the way. Atlassian SDK can help you if you want to do that. If you're only going to do a couple of simple ones, it may be worth your effort building them.

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