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No problem, thanks Sean ;-)

I hope there is something worth investigating... writing that code was a lot of work. The other alternatives are using raw sql or editing the backup xml. Both require substantial downtime and are risky, and incomplete as they won't update saved filter values. The script runner method doesn;t require downtime, although…

yep, that's why I think it's a duplicate. Simplest thing is to just show all comments until they can work out how to something more clever that doesn't confuse the hell out of everyone.

I already put this in (ages ago): https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/ANSWERS-599

Actually wasn't that long ago, just seems like a long time.

Sorry about the delay... if you use the plugin's tag you will get a faster response. I added it now. The only problem with your code is that you need to call .veto on the mergeRequest to block it, as described in Working with Custom Merge Checks. I rewrote your code as the following and it worked: import…

please ask a new question... multiple questions in the same question don't help anyone with a similar problem. thanks.

Something like if (cfValues["Message Integration Change"]) { return cfValues["Message Integration Change Type"] as Boolean}true but you really need to test for yourself.

no worries... small suggestion above (untested).

It's hard to read that without adding the proper code formatting. Your code looks ok. It could be written more idiomatically, but looks like it will work. I might rewrite the last line like so: ! ['groupA', 'groupB'].any {groupManager.isUserInGroup(issue.assignee?.name, it)}

Looks fine to me. Are you saying it doesn't work?

You can do anything with plugins or scripting, but perhaps it's not something you want to get involved in with being just a few days from going live. Rather than sending emails to A, B and C when a "New Customer" issue is created, I think you'd be better off having jira automagically create three subtasks under the new…

Under the suggestions text box there is a link "search for an issue", then "advanced search". It's new to me...

I was able to change it in chrome dev tools, and that worked... maybe that's a workaround.

Seems to be hard-coded: url = contextPath + "/rest/api/2/search?jql=" + jql + "&maxResults=10"; That will be tucked away in jira-issue-link-remote-jira-plugin.jar.

I don't think there's anything you can do atm... aggExp only allows a limited set of methods/properties.

Sorry, that is an outstanding issue... there is not currently a way to retrieve specific worklogs short of writing your own report. The "workLogged" function lets you search for issues with specific worklogs, but the entire issue is retrieved with all its worklogs. I think the solution would be to allow aggregateExpression…

I think it will expect the same format that you enter in the advanced search. So try: eq("1d")... I don't think they will be interchangeable as you are trying...

It's not possible without plugins... With plugins it's easy, eg issueFunction in parentsOf('project = JRA and status = "Dev testing"') https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Scripted+JQL+Functions#ScriptedJQLFunctions-parentsOf(Subquery)

Thanks. In the case of this cron expression you should just set up two triggers. Don't think there is any alternative as Quartz doesn't support what you need.

that annoys me.

So why have you used "script runner" tags?

Is there a place in script runner where you enter a cron expression?

http://quartz-scheduler.org/documentation/quartz-1.x/tutorials/crontrigger see examples section. But looks like what you want is not possible in one expression... http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11047891/quartz-scheduler-expression-to-configure-the-scheduler-to-execute-in-the-altern

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/54970/error-logs-filling-up-with-guff - Answers filling up with guff

You need to add two jars, both in web-inf/lib. If you're stuck create a ticket in https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/browse/GRV - a.a.c is not a good forum for this. But note that it's not going to do magic for you - if you want to do this yourself you'll need a reasonable knowledge of the jira api and programming skills.

Yes that would be a good start. I'd define a "template" dashboard, clone it, iterate through the gadgets and modify the filterOrProjectId parameter for each one to point to the newly created project.

Ah, well done, I'd forgotten about that issue.

I'm not sure, although I think someone else had this... definitely don't have the jar in web-inf-lib. Can you create an issue in https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/browse/GRV with the complete log from startup.

I'm not sure what the context of your question is, can you attach a screen-cap showing the configuration.