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Is there any way to know if any of my workflows use the JIRA Misc Workflows functionality?

Justin Corcoran

I recently found out that the JIRA Misc Workflows plugin is moving from a free model to a paid model. Makes sense, people put in time and effort to create it, they should get paid. However, I only want to pay for it if I'm actually using it. I installed it when it was free, so I'm not sure if it was a "hey this might be cool" and I never used it, or if I did end up making use of some of the options.

Is there any way (short of crawling through every workflow, looking at conditions and post functions for each step, which is obviously not reasonable) to determine if any of my workflows use this plugin's features? I guess I could disable it and see what breaks, but that also is not ideal.

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Christian Czaia [Decadis AG]

You could look at the XML of your workflows and search for innovalog...

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Christian Czaia [Decadis AG]

You could look at the XML of your workflows and search for innovalog...

Justin Corcoran

That sounds better than looking at every transition, but it's still somewhat painful to have to go into each workflow and export it as XML individually. Is there a way to do this in bulk? Maybe a full backup will get me that (and I just don't know where to look in the backup file)?

richie_gee

Although it might not be entirely relevant, but it does sounds like a good feature request to me

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-33377

Please help to vote if you would like to see this to be implemented in the future.

At the mean time, one more thing that you can do is actually set up a test instance without the plugin, and try to run the transition. It will prompt you error if the functionality is not available

Hope this helps.

David _old account_

The answer is here: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/176444/find-conditions-post-functions-where-jmwe-is-used

The easiest is to look inside your database if you have access to it.

I'm not sure using a full backup makes much sense as it will take a long time. But it will also work: just look for the following string in entities.xml:

&lt;arg name="class.name"&gt;com.innovalog.jmwe.plugins

This should match all usages of functions, validators and conditions that belong to the JMWE plugin.

Radu Dumitriu

Unzip the backup (this is an xml file called entities.xml inside your zip),
use linux favorite tool: grep

grep -e "Workflow id=" -e "<arg name=\"class.name\">com.kepler" entities.xml

Substitute com.kepler with innovalog staring package name. Notice the escapes

Justin Corcoran

Thanks for all the suggestions. I ended up just opening them all up and exporting them all manually.

Andrei [errno]

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/176444/find-conditions-post-functions-where-jmwe-is-used

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