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groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: issue for class: Script139

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I'm attempting to create a Confluence page whenever a user makes a new task/story in JIRA. The two applications, JIRA and Confluence, are linked together.

In the process I'm trying to learn Script Runner. However, it appears not even Adaptavist's own examples are compiling? A direct copy/paste of their example provides the error of:

groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: issue for class: Script139 at Script139.run(Script139.groovy:24)

Am I doing something wrong here? I'm running it in the JIRA script console, at..

/plugins/servlet/scriptrunner/console?section=script_console

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Thanos Batagiannis _Adaptavist_

Hi Cristian,

This script is written to be used as a post function, where the issue provided in the binding.

If you want to run it via the script console then replace line 25 with

import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor


def issue = ComponentAccessor.issueManager.getIssueByCurrentKey("ISSUEKEY-1")

regards, Thanos

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Where is ComponentAccessor imported from?

And what do you mean by post function; How are these tested(and deployed)?

As per running it in the console, your solution wouldn't work, as the rest of the code tries to access properties within issue(which will throw an error)

Thanos Batagiannis _Adaptavist_

Hi Cristian,

I updated the script in order to include the ComponentAccesso import.

PostFunctions is a key concept in Jira's workflows - Advanced workflow configuration

Script Runner offers few built in post functions. The script you found is for a custom script post function.

What he script actually does is that is trying to get some issue properties and create a confluence page with them. So the script in the example you found is getting the issue which is in the transition. In script console there is no issue in transition.

Therefore you have to get a known issue, by key, using the issueManager. The rest of the script remains the same. Did you try to run it ? You have to make sure that you set up an application link between your JIRA and Confluence instances

Hope what I say makes sense.

regards, Thanos

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It makes some sense - I'm not new to groovy, but i am to the atlassian stack :-) Your initial scripts works(at least for syntax, i have some problems with confluence link I think) - so there's something to play around with.

At least now, I get "You're not allowed to view that space, or it does not exist" with a 403 thrown back; but it is linked correctly on both sides and says CONNECTED. So it's a bit strange.

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