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I think you will need to grab the servlet request - ActionContext.getRequest(). You can't use attachmentManager as it won't give you the attachments until after the issue is created. But try putting it as the last post-function, and see.

What Jozef said is true, but the actual storage for the duedate is a Timestamp, so date and time. However the UI does not display the time portion. And in fact in the answer to Graham's other question, someone has provided code that sets the duedate (including hours), even though Graham asked about a custom field. So we're…

log.warn transientVars The issue you are searching for is in there. It might be called originalIssue or something, or try issue. This question has been answered before, if you look around you will find the answer.

Put the post-function first in the list. Remove def myIssue = myIssueManager.getIssueObject(issue.getKey()); Replace myIssue with issue. So just use the issue variable even though it's not declared in your script.Remove the .store too, it's not necessary. There may be other problems but try that for a start. But add some…

If you are using this: https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Escalation%20Service - you don't need to specify an action, just can just set the priority.

It's possible to use cru without fisheye but it's really intended to be used with, if you are planning reviews of source code. However say you just wanted it for reviews of confluence pages or patches then fish is not required.

I think you need to make the XML backup fast... it's the safest way to do it. What part of the XML dump/restore method is slow? On my oracle instance xml backup is excruciatingly slow, but I can copy the data quite quickly from the production oracle server to oracle XE on a workstation using data pump. Then run a jira…

you can try https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Escalation+Service?src=search from the script runner plugin.

Well - you don't need to get all the info until the user clicks on a row, and then you can do it through ajax. I reckon this feature will come... It would satisfy all the people who want to do their editing in excel then upload.

And feel free to upvote the answer in the link!

This has been done before - https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/43534/can-i-have-multi-select-custom-field-behave-like-components-versions-fields?page=1#43549 . I'm going to close as a duplicate...

I can''t really solve that because it depends what you are after. Maybe you could give some more context about why you want this and what you're trying to achieve.

What if there are multiple links, some inbound, some outbound?

I think this is covered by https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/builtin-scripts.html#_control_over_from_address

I'm not sure what you mean by dynamic tag, but I'm going to guess you want https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/builtin-scripts.html#_control_over_from_address

Because QC is licensed per user, so you'd get QC licences only for those users that need it. But if you're not already invested in QC I probably wouldn't bother. Selenium is perfectly adequate if you are testing web apps... imho.

I'm guessing you don't mean run automated tests on jira itself. The answer is not really, but it depends what you want to test. For web apps you might use Selenium... if you have selenium/WebDriver tests written in java it's perfectly possible to kick them off from an issue action, although you would need to write the…

The four large sites should just upgrade. I was as sceptical as anyone else, but, even though it's far from perfect, I'd never go back to typing in wiki markup until that horrible little text box. The trouble is you can't know that it's OK until you do it, because it takes a couple of weeks to get used to it, and when you…

It's limited to unresolved issues... no other "problem" that I'm aware of.

Is there a condition? Is the issue being created normally, ie through the web UI? Any errors in the logs?

The selector is simple enough, AJS.$("#components").parent().hide() But you may have to do it slightly differently for floating dialogs. The point of using a plugin is there are lots of corner cases with dealing with the different form elements, and perhaps you want to make things mandatory, set values etc, not just hide…

Rick - 1) The currently shipped functions are staying, with some fixes and one or two additional functions. 2) I have written some instructions for what is required for people with their own custom jql functions: https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Breaking+Changes+for+Custom+JQL+Functions+in+3.0 I'm not…

Hi Rick... I was just working on that right now so very timely question. In fact I was just going to write the docn, so if you don't mind I will update this question with a link to that when I'm done, and then you can come back here if anything is unclear.

AFAIK board permissions are determined by the permissions of the filter driving the board... but I could be wrong.

I agree that it's important to know that information, but at least now, there are better ways to get that information...

I think that the jira default workflow is at is for historical reasons rather than anyone stating that this is the "correct" workflow. Some things strike me as nonsensical, for instance that there is a separate Reopened state. How is that different from Open? I think it's more likely that in jira 1 they put something…

You could write a trivial plugin that subclasses the short text or number field, change the basic text display velocity file so its value is shown as "TestLinkID $value". That way people could also sensibly edit it.

You've pretty much put the answer in the tags that you used... you can create an issue in the other instance through soap or rest using a post-function. What do you need help with, using the remote API? Also consider maybe using trackbacks or in jira 5, remote issue linking to avoid duplication.

IIRC scriptFileName is redundant and not used anymore. If you can see "getGroups.groovy" in the UI, without the absolute path, there's no need to worry about it. If you want to remove it through xml edit you can, but it's harmless to leave it. If you change the path in the UI you should see the first attribute will change…

I edited the question because "script runner" generally refers to running groovy/python etc scripts, and I'm pretty sure you are talking about jelly.