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As Vidic says, it was introduced in 2.1... there is no version with this functionality that supports 5.0.x.

in issueFunction custom field not added by Script Runner plugin Comment by JamieA April 2013

It just loads a page in an iframe - currently for me it points to: http://docs.atlassian.com/confluence/docs-35/whatsnew/iframe So you could take a copy of that page to your local confluence instance, adjusting links as necessary, then find that link in your installation above and adjust it to point to your modified page.

in Customize 'What's New' Feature Tour in Confluence 3.5 Comment by JamieA October 2011

componentManager.getJiraDurationUtils().getFormattedDuration(remaining) Well, that will convert a long to days based on the information you have put into timetracking. To get working days between two dates you might need to dig into the greenhopper config, where you can specify what are not working days.

in Working days between two dates Comment by JamieA February 2012

I don't have much, but I would advise setting:set GIT_CURL_VERBOSE=1then running the git command. You can post the output up here. Also compare it the output from one of the working users/machines.

in Certain users can't interface with stash from their PCs Comment by JamieA June 2015

You do not use SSH keys, so that implies all push/pull etc is over https?

in Certain users can't interface with stash from their PCs Comment by JamieA June 2015

No, you cannot. I think Jo-Anne is referring to the script runner plugin which has a "scripted field" type, where you can define the calculation in a line or two of groovy. It can also be done with the behaviours plugin though, although the former is the better option.

in How do you create a calculated custom field? Comment by JamieA May 2012

Similar question: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/172275/plugins-which-are-used-not-used

in Plugin Usage Stats Comment by JamieA August 2013

Standalone jira ships with Apache Tomcat, not the Apache web server. So if you want php you need to install the apache web server yourself. There are lots of good pre-configured LAMP stacks out there...

in Can I use Apache that installs with JIRA to host PHP pages? Comment by JamieA January 2012

AJS.$("#customfield_10001").closest('div.field-group').hide()

in How do I hide a multi-select Customfield using javascript? Comment by JamieA January 2012

Use the Confluence CLI - you can list pages, add labels to pages etc.

in Any way of labelling pages en-masse Comment by JamieA August 2011

this will be in the next major release

in Script Runner - show calculated date fields in Date section. Comment by JamieA April 2014

I created it: https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/browse/GRV-430

in Script Runner - show calculated date fields in Date section. Comment by JamieA April 2014

Pretty sure this has been discussed before, but can't find it now. The date panel is limited to system dates and custom fields that use the marker interface com.atlassian.jira.issue.fields.DateField. I can't do that because it will always show in that panel regardless of whether it's a date or not. I can't right now think…

in Script Runner - show calculated date fields in Date section. Comment by JamieA April 2014

I don't think so... they can download as excel, and there is a parameter in the URL that you can override to get all results, but only works for the excel view.

in View all option for filters? Comment by JamieA December 2011

Rambanam's answer is for a plugin, for a script get a labelManager like: def labelManager = ComponentAccessor.getComponent(LabelManager.class) You will get better help if you post less text, and use the formatting tools for the code and stack trace.

in How to change customField value with Label type Comment by JamieA July 2013

Try passing a set if that's what it wants, eg: ["TestLabel"] as Set instead of "TestLabel"

in How to change customField value with Label type Comment by JamieA July 2013

Not really, but thanks ;-)

in Simple Scripted Validator to prevent single value from a Select List Comment by JamieA August 2014

That's why I always say to use the safe navigation operator in this case: cfValues['Name of custom field']?.value == null

in Simple Scripted Validator to prevent single value from a Select List Comment by JamieA August 2014

Assuming it's a single select I think you want something like: cfValues['Name of custom field'].value != 'Please select a value' cfValues is always indexed by field name, not field ID. So what you you see in the web UI.Use *.value.contains(...) when it's a multiselect.But, addinglog.warn (cfValues['Name of custom field'])…

in Simple Scripted Validator to prevent single value from a Select List Comment by JamieA January 2013

You don't need to actually use the scripting functionality to get all the other stuff, ie jql functions, workflow functions etc.

in How to write a query based on value in Issue's parent's fields Comment by JamieA March 2013

Script runner (free) has similar functions: subtasksOf, parentsOf. You might find that the script runner versions are significantly faster than the other ones.

in How to write a query based on value in Issue's parent's fields Comment by JamieA March 2013

It depends which field that behaviours on - to me it looks like it should be put on all each of the fields that govern whether death is required.

in Behaviours validation script not working on create transition Comment by JamieA November 2014

It's some other problem... it will give you the values on the screen, not the ones saved on the issue.

in Behaviours validation script not working on create transition Comment by JamieA November 2014

Read https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/releases/UpgradingToJira7.html and https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/#_providing_type_information Also as people say, the context where you are running stuff defines what is available, eg whether issue is there or not.

in Adaptavist ScriptRunner for JIRA - Groovy Scripts stop working after update Comment by JamieA May 2016

actually ignore that, just run the script in the wiki page alone, that should set the level to debug.

in What package do I set to DEBUG in order for log.debug to work in my groovy script? Comment by JamieA May 2015

It should be:log.getLogger("com.onresolve.jira.groovy").setLevel(Level.DEBUG)

in What package do I set to DEBUG in order for log.debug to work in my groovy script? Comment by JamieA May 2015

https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Getting+Help#GettingHelp-Supportrequests under logging section

in What package do I set to DEBUG in order for log.debug to work in my groovy script? Comment by JamieA May 2015

Most likely a proxy issue... check your system properties from the previous installation. http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/marketplace.atlassian.com/

in Is the Atlassian Marketplace server down? Comment by JamieA December 2012

No worries. How about an upvote or two for the comment and answer... ;-)

in workflow post-function: creating subtask for each user of group Comment by JamieA February 2012

Try replacing with this section. Also I don't see any point in reindexing the parent issue. boolean wasIndexing = ImportUtils.isIndexIssues();ImportUtils.setIndexIssues(true);indexManager.reIndex(newIssueGv);SubTaskManager subTaskManager = componentManager.getSubTaskManager()subTaskManager.createSubTaskIssueLink(issue,…

in workflow post-function: creating subtask for each user of group Comment by JamieA February 2012

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