How to find all workflows which are using postfunctions of a plugin

francis

We need to upgrade a JIRA, but one of the plugins is not compatible.
How can we find all the workflows which are using the workflow functions from this plugin ?

Henning Tietgens

You could use the Script Runner plugin to search for more detailed uses. I wrote a script to create a list which than can be used e.g. in Excel for further investigations.

import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
import com.atlassian.jira.workflow.JiraWorkflow
import com.atlassian.jira.workflow.WorkflowManager
import java.util.regex.Matcher

String searchText = 'com.googlecode.jsu.workflow.'

WorkflowManager workflowManager = ComponentAccessor.getWorkflowManager()
Collection<JiraWorkflow> workflows = workflowManager.getWorkflows()

String result = "Workflow;Function;Type;Action;Step"

workflows.each{workflow ->
    workflowXml = workflow.descriptor.asXML()
    Matcher m = workflowXml =~ /${searchText}/
    if (m.find()) {
        String workflow_name = "${workflow.name}${if(!workflow.isActive()){"(inactive)"} else ''}${if(workflow.isDraftWorkflow()){"(draft)"} else ''}"
        def wf = new XmlParser().parseText(workflowXml)
        List<Node> wf_flat = wf.depthFirst()
        wf_flat.each{
            if (it.text() ==~ /.*${searchText}.*/){
                result += "$workflow_name;${getNodeInfo(it,searchText)}"
            }
        }
    }
}
result

String getNodeInfo(Node n, String search) {
    String nodetext = ''
    nodetext += "${n.text() - search}"
    def p = n.parent()
    while (p) {
        switch (p.name()) {
            case 'post-functions':
                nodetext += ";post-function"; break
            case 'validators':
                nodetext += ";validator"; break
            case 'conditions':
                nodetext += ";condition"; break
            case 'action':
                nodetext += ";${p.attribute('name')} (${p.attribute('id')})"; break
            case 'step':
                nodetext += ";${p.attribute('name')} (${p.attribute('id')})"; break
            case 'global-actions':
                nodetext += ";GLOBAL"; break
            case 'initial-actions':
                nodetext += ";INITIAL"; break

        }
        p = p.parent()
    }
    return nodetext
}

You have to adapt the searchText to match the plugin.

Henning