Is it possible to version control script runner scripts in GITLAB?
Yes, it is possible to version control your ScriptRunner scripts in GitLab (or any other Git-based system).
If you use ScriptRunner scripts as text-based Groovy files rather than using directly in the app, you can store and manage them in a Git repository. All you need to do is create a local directory to organize your ScriptRunner scripts, put all your groovy files in this folder (like below)
- my-project-scripts -- listeners-- jobs-- validators-- ...
commit and push these changes to your remote Gitlab repository. In this case, you will have versioned scripts, who did what, and when.
Hi @nkmori_rtx_com - I am going to mark the answer by Tuncay as accepted. If you still need assistance, let us know.
WE were loooking for a way for automated Version control where if you push the changes to GIT it would automatically update your script runner scripts. Is that possible to have the new changes that were pushed to GIT automatically update the script runner scripts?
@Tuncay Senturk _Snapbytes_
Thanks @John Funk
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