Alexey Matveev Expert

clockwise :)

@Mirek It is too difficult for me :)

Queue is just a filter for issues. You can not exclude SLA for a queue. You need to exclude SLA for issues, which are selected by the queue filter.

Ah, we are talking about Portfolio. I am confused why curl does not work for you, if you wait till the end of the curl execution, but I would still do all changes with the user in the listener by Jira Java Api. It should work.

Ah, I see. There is no built-in function like this In ScriptRunner. You could write our own JQL function with Power Scripts or ScriptRunner add-on.

Hello, You need to be a member of the group to be able to share a filter with the group.

It means that even the admin user can not update the field? Are you sure that is the correct behaviour? Moreover, there are no permissions to secure a field. That is why it all looks unusual to me.

@Tony Mackin It is very good to hear that it worked for you!

Anyway I would try to use Jira Api. You can set the user under which the listener is performed with JiraAuthenticationContext

Your JQL would look like this status changed to Open after -1d or status changed to Closed after -1d

You should make all changes to the user permissions in the code of listener. I guess your curl command works longer then the listener code.

Hello, You should find the workflow which is used for your issue, and add the Assign to Current User post function to the Create Issue transaction.

Kindly make sure that you have the browse users and groups global permission.

If you want to pull all tickets that have a comment entered or updated in the last xx days, you need to use an add-on. You can not do it out of the box. For example, you could use Scriptrunner. You can find more info here: https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/jql-functions.html#_commented

@miikhy I hope to be one of the geeks :)

You mean that you found solution, right? :)

Access to boards is given by filters. You should share the filter, which is used for the board, only with the required group. In this case only these users will see the board. You can go to the Board settings, open the general tab and click the Edit Filter Shares link.

I think there is a post function in the workflow. First, identify the workflow which is used for the ticket. Then switch the workflow into the Edit mode and find the create issue transition Go to the post functions tab and look for a post function, which would add a watcher to the issue.

You should catch the response from the page, not the request. You can read more here: https://www.leveluplunch.com/java/tutorials/034-modify-html-response-using-filter/

Go to the login page. Open developer tools in your browser. Enter username, password and push the Log In button. In the developer tools you will see the url.

Also if you have Jira source code , you can have a look at the source code of the jira-onboarding-assets-plugin. A different approach is used there.

when you define the servlet-filter tag, you provide the class, which is called. In this class you define if it is the first time to login or not. <servlet-filter name="Hello World Servlet" key="helloWorld" class="com.example.myplugins.helloworld.HelloWorldFilter" location="before-dispatch" weight="200"> <description>Says…

Hello, 1. You do not need a new license 2. In my opinion, you should follow the second link. 3. All plugins are in Jira home in the plugins/installed-plugins folder. Copy it to the same folder in the new Jira instance. But you can do it only if you migrate to the same Jira version, otherwise some of your plugins can be…

Hello, Go to the project settings and grant yourself the Delete Issues permission either through a role or a group or the user in the project permission scheme. You can find more about project permissions here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver073/managing-project-permissions-861253293.html 

You can also store your properties in sal. You can find more info here: https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/storing-plugin-settings/

Hello, First of all you need to decide if you want the Cloud version or the Server version. Both of them will be fine for you. Second, there are 3 solutions of Jira. Jira Core, Jira Software and Jira Service Desk. Actually all your requirements can be covered with Jira Core. 

Hello, You can copy the whole database form production. Just do not forget to switch of outgoing mail and incoming mail because users will get mail from your dev environment and also your dev environment will intercept incoming mail. We execute scripts after we moved database from production to dev. We deal with mail,…

When I needed to use async mode, I ran code in a different thread in the listener. Or you can create your own async event and use it. You can find an example here: https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/async-events-tutorial/src/master/

Finally, I will get my first monthly badge :)

What error do you have? What is your Jira version?