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You can try the JQL tricks plugin, which would let you search for issues with an inwards "blocking" link, but I don't think it will let you sub-search on the target of the link being resolved or unresolved.

Have you got chrome? If you press f12, run the script from the UI, and look at the network tab. Right-click on the request, there is an option "copy as curl". Remove all the cookie crap and other stuff and you have what you want, although you will probably want to add "--user username:password" for http basic authn.

Can you see the link dialog when you you click on "More" -> "Link"?

Your question doesn't make any sense to me... subtasks can have issue links. Can you explain more?

I have seen this before, possibly it was with an old or unsupported theme. Can you check if it happens when you are using the default theme?

But it works using IssueService, so does it matter?

@Radu, sorry yes, I didn't read your answer properly.

That's not really true... NTFS has a 32k limit. Stuff built with the CRT generally have max path of 260 chars. But, do you need to build the javadoc? Probably not...

You said one is 1-many and one is 1-1. So if you update both ways, you will be in a situation when one field only has a single option. I think you will be better off if you just update the options for Account field. If the account field changes you can set the Chain, but I would not set the available options.

It should be feasible, but after you've chosen the Account field the Chain will effectively be locked as there will only be one option in it. I am not sure this is related to the original question, so would be better to post a new one rather than answering a question with a question. I'll delete your post on disqus if you…

Hlynur... what is the internal tempo class that would allow us to get the string or object value from the ID? We don't need to use solely the REST API.

There is some info on tempo here: https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/working-with-tempo.html - but I don't think it's what you want. I think you will need to get the possible values for that field and associate it. I think you can reorder the values though, so it's probably not an index (and indexes are…

This ticket should also mention Arkon's point about a potential DoS-like circumstance, where a user can easily prevent people from starting sprints.

it's in jira suite utils or jira toolkit IIRC.

Not by modifying that query directly, but you can use hasAttachments() function from the script runner plugin. You have to reindex after installing the plugin for that function to work, but that is also true if you add the "number of attachments" field as Mick suggests. Note that using this function is much quicker than…

https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/browse/GRV-660

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/User+is+Constantly+Logged+out+of+JIRA

Sounds like they are installed both at the root context but on different ports? If that happens cookies keep overwriting each other. Put one at /jira, and the other at /confluence. Then ideally use apache or nginx to make them both appear on port 80.

> Do i need to delete files from old path?Probably, yes.

It depends what the package name in the class is... what is it? They should only be there once in the script root.

It's generally because you have a class with code outside the class, so the compiler generates a class for the class in the file, and a script class with the same name, eg this will cause it if a file called Foo.groovy. class Foo {}new Foo()

You need to install Script Runner... then post-functions -> script functions -> blah.

This is pretty much what you want to do: https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Built-In+Scripts#Built-InScripts-Updateblockingissues

You just add a user directory of type: Internal with LDAP Authentication User Directory, if that's what you want. AFAIK this should have happened automagically through an upgrade task. If you're starting with a test instance, just use the values in osuser.xml when creating the user directory.

You see that as a type checking error, but it should actually work if you let it execute... There is a known problem with the type checking and certain classes.

if you look at my code below it's not props[internal] - can you paste your full condition? What is the condition for, is the built-in script to send a custom email?

what's the condition you have come up with?

you need to check the comment properties as in my answer.

Service Desk uses entity properties for whether the comment is internal or not, amongst other things. This is fortunate as it means we don't need to use the JSD API directly. So you can use this code to to get whether any or each comment is internal or not: import…

Some plugin you are using needs to be updated for j5 - looks like one of these: JIRA Misc Custom Fields 1.2.3 - Plugin von Innovalog - Aktiviert - JIRA Misc Workflow Extensions 2.4.3 - Plugin von Innovalog - Aktiviert