JamieA Expert

For labels custom fields try this: cfValues['Labels Custom field']*.label.every { it ==~ /\d{4}\-\w{8}/ }

You need to get a MutableIssue, by using issueManager.getIssueObject(issue.id) Then you can set the field value. But you should probably use IssueService to do a proper update. Here is some code to update a field without creating a new change item and all that: def tgtField =…

jira 6 has that built-in... as soon as I finish doing 60 other things concurrently I'm going to remove that functionality.

Presumably wouldn't work unless the user has their language set to English... guess there are no IDs on the elements...?

Exactly right, thanks Petar. Unfort it's a bit confusing because it's different from the wildcards used elsewhere in Lucene.

Don't try this in 4.4, or you will get data loss... As well as what eva says you should change the indexer and reindex, or just use a script.

Pretty much completely broken, yes. I think they may be fixing this stuff soon. In the meantime just use google with the site operator (site:https://answers.atlassian.com rest browser): https://www.google.co.uk/search?sugexp=chrome,mod=7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=site%3Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fanswers.atlassian.com+rest+browser

Just my 2c, but I don't think confluence is the best place for API docs, eg javadoc or whatnot. You should give something like nexus OSS a try.

I would not even worry about this until you've tried it and it doesn't work. At worst you will have to do some XML-massaging. It can't be that hard... As you say, RC2 is close enough to final for this to be unlikely to be a major problem.

Not sure if doing this for production data is that common. But just give it a whirl and post back if it doesn't work...

Check your logs and post anything relevant?

Try reading the comprehensive script runner documentation. If you are not technical I'd advise you to wait for Bob's non-programming solution.

Update: see https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Interacting+with+Confluence+from+JIRA Old answer from 2.5 years ago: It doesn't take much programming. Eg, using the script runner plugin, set a script post-function on issue create, the script might be: package examplesimport…

I think you made that work for the case where you name a particular user, or for the current user, but you can't do what you actually asked for - which is just to find the issues where they are the same. If you actually need that you could write a new JQL function, but it would not be able to do it using a "pure" lucene…

There were major changes to the scheduling mechanism in version 4 - can you try that? Warning: version 4 is commercial.

hi, what version of jira and the plugin is this?

Does it skip days, or do you think it never runs?

It's possible if there is a remote or java API for it... whether they make it easy to access that API is another matter. To be honest I don't know, I'd consider asking a new question.

Yep... there is a lot of good info there... in fact that's pretty much the sum of human knowledge outside Atlassian about how GH stores its data.

I would refer to Shawn's comments here: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/96142/how-to-get-sprint-issue-list-by-sql As far as I know, any issue can be in only one planned sprint in any given board. But, I believe it can be in different planned sprints on different boards, so I think you will need to traverse the…

But I still don't think what you've said indicates that confluence is running on one processor only... sounds you like you have a problem but not that it's because of processor affinity.

oh ok my bad... not sure why I assumed windows, I normally assume the reverse.

Do you know this to be a fact? Have you run eg process explorer from sysinternals, and checked the processor affinity for the java process? (Possibly vanilla taskmgr can do this too, haven't used it for a while). I think it's much more likely that one particular thread is causing you a problem, ie eating all the resources…

!('Yes' in cfValues['Select List']*.value) || cfValues['Text Line']

'Yes' in cfValues['Select List']*.value || cfValues['Text Line']

cfValues['Select List'].value != 'Yes' || cfValues['Text Line'] should work if it really is a single select and a text field.

I think the problem will be that the links are not available at the point that he needs it.

Yes, it deletes all customisations. You could try the script runner plugin (https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/GRV/Script+Runner) which has a built-in script to copy a project with customisations (but without issues).

You can't without messing with the database. Just delete and recreate the project.

what are they escalating, that they can write a field that they should not be able to? How come this suddenly became an issue.