Scriptrunner for Bitbucket Server no longer recognizes scripts directory

Question

I was evaluating Scriptrunner for Stash without issues and after upgrade to Bitbucket Server, I discovered that the default scripts directory is not recognized any longer.  I get this message now when associating a script: "You need to configure at least one alternate resource directory before using a web-resource, see the documentation".

I looked through the documentation and cannot find a solution.  I am using the same scripts directory as before.

Michael McKinst · Answer

No, I did not change the home directory when upgrading; ScriptRunner did not recognize it after the upgrade.  Only after explicitly setting plugin.resource.directories was I able to get this working again.

JamieA · Answer

You should not need to explicitly set the default script root directory... possibly you changed your home directory when upgrading?

adammarkham · Answer

Hi Michael,

Have you seen our documentation here about what you need to do when you upgrade to Bitbucket Server from Stash?

You also likely need to set the script roots directory please see here for how to do that. Its for JIRA but the same applies for Bitbucket too.

Are you using any script fragments web resources like here? You usually see that message when you try and use one of them but haven't set your plugin.resource.directories. Try setting that and the error message should go away.

In the future can you tag your question with: "com.onresolve.jira.stash.groovyrunner". Its more likely to get a faster reply compared to using the generic scriptrunner tag.

Thanks,
Adam