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Can we write plug-ins with Kotlin for Jira?

Siavosh Kasravi

I asked this question also here. When a question is not answered in an active forum it usually means there is something wrong with it. :-)

I started writing plug-ins using Jira plug-in SDK which uses Java. Thought maybe as Kotlin also runs on JVM it could be possible to write the codes in Kotlin.

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Arun_Thundyill_Saseendran

In the view that Kotlin runs on JVM it may be possible to write a plugin in Kotlin for JIRA. However, it will be a research project in itself and it is not supported by Atlassian.

Writing it using the Atlassian SDK is the preferred way and it has all advantages of community support, testing, SDK features etc.,

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Arun_Thundyill_Saseendran

In the view that Kotlin runs on JVM it may be possible to write a plugin in Kotlin for JIRA. However, it will be a research project in itself and it is not supported by Atlassian.

Writing it using the Atlassian SDK is the preferred way and it has all advantages of community support, testing, SDK features etc.,

Siavosh Kasravi

As Java and Kotlin can coexist what I meant is using current Atlassian SDK to write Kotlin plug-ins.

Arun_Thundyill_Saseendran

Food for the brain. Have to really try it out to find the caveats.

Nar Kumar C_ - Narva Software

I am also interested in writing plugins in Kotlin. I think it's possible as Kotlin is interoperable with Java but there seems to be some issues and a workaround.

Please vote for this Jira issue so that Atlassian improves Kotlin support: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-68091

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