JamieA Expert

You could probably use the z-axis to represent all the individual permissions in the permission scheme, or do the matrix for one permission like "can view". Need to establish the requirements before you write any code though.

The last 3% is the index of search request and dashboard names/owners etc... I think the 3% is hard-coded, so if you have a disproportionate number of filters, dashboards, then it will "stick".

you could try the jquery aop plugin to hook into whatever function loads the content... I think you need to get your resource contexts working though.

The linked page mentions JIRA.Events.NEW_CONTENT_ADDED - did you try that?

AFAIK this is not possible with a plugin, the files need to be in the web-app classloader classpath, ie web-inf/classes, so no good for a plugin.

A project administrator can do, which normally is anyone who is the Administrators role for that project, and most likely includes the lead.

No problem but actually it's not a good way to do it, makes it hard to change the option values, or to add more. This way is much better: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/42370436

Not tested but you will want: cfValues['Workstation Configuration Checklist']*.value as Set == [ 'Confirm User AD groups', 'Set user account to force user to change password at next logon', 'Confirm with user that they have changed their password' ] as Set Using a Set because you don't care about the ordering.

You could possibly just link to the issue navigator, then you wouldn't need to do any rest calls: /jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?reset=true&mode=hide&jqlQuery=fixVersion+%3D+1.0+AND+project+%3D+PROJECTKEY

If you have a plugin that provides an incompatible project tab panel this can happen... eg I know certain versions of the subversion plugin can cause this. I'd try disabling some plugins and see how you get on. Also check your logs, that will tell you.

I'd say exactly what Geert said almost. Add some logging. Specifically, workflowTransitionUtil.validate returns an ErrorCollection. Print that out and see what's going on there...

If Signature Needed is a radio custom field, which I guess it is, you want: issue.getCustomFieldValue(signatureNeeded)?.value == "Yes"

Did you copy and paste that or type it? Because there are several mistakes in that code, which should be obvious.

There is no "legal" method that is going to be faster than a bulk update. You could use the jira CLI but that would be slower, or use a groovy script or plugin, but that's probably more work than you want. Fastest is sql but then you need to reindex jira.

I use this technique myself. But to avoid the user filling in the form before they get rejected, I use a behaviour to display an error under the summary or issue type or something, warning that they must change the issue type to "Support Request". (As well as the validator).

Regarding the answer below, is OnDemand updated to release candidate versions?

Also look for badly-formed html in the "custom html" section in confluence...

Best way to handle that is issue.setSummary(issue.summary?.trim() ?: "") Which makes me think that you need to be careful with even the most simplest scripts, and test for null values and so on.

Think that should be: issue.getSummary().trim() etc

It's not ever going to happen now Stash is on the scene... if that have the $$$, they could try github enterprise.

Behaviours don't do anything on the view issue screen. 

Let's say all the project use the same permission scheme. In that perm scheme you change the Browse permission so that only the *role* Users is there. Then you make sure the jira-users group is not in the Users role for any project, and each user that should have permissions to the project is added to the Users role (and…

Yep, good points, and the KB article makes no mentioned of schema upgrades etc. The only way is to ask really. But I can categorically say there have been no upgrade tasks since it became paid-for.

it doesn't remove any of your stored data, it should all be fine.

Uninstall, then get the latest compatible free version from https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.onresolve.jira.groovy.groovyrunner, then upload that.

Is TCP/IP enabled: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlexpress/archive/2005/05/05/415084.aspx ? From memory I thought 1433 was not the right port of sqlexpress, but could be wrong. In my SQL Server days I used to use portqry, which can query the browser service if you have that running: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832919 To…

So what's not working? What field is the behaviour applied to? Can you use the correct tag, ie behaviours plugin not script runner plugin...

I don't think that's relevant.

atlassian-jira.log. 

So you just have a fast-track transition script, with the condition above? If it doesn't move the issue the logs should say why.