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Find the atlassian-bundled-plugins.zip file and remove the plugin from the zip file. Nic - some are not turn-offable but you may not want them. Can't think of an example though...

You can write some code to bulk update all your workflows, but it's a bit hairy and I don't have a sample to hand. You could shut JIRA down, dump the jiraworkflows and jiradraftworks tables using your database tools, do a find and replace and then import them. Make sure you practice on a staging instance first though.

You could try the behaviours plugin, all that is required is creating one global behaviour and enabling the "use validator plugin" setting... This reads the workflow for JSU requiredness, and will put in the asterisk for you.

> but resolved isn't an actual resolution recognized by the above - what is the right term I need here? "resolution is not empty"> I basically want to just take the default "My Open Issues" filter, and remove any issues from that query that are being blocked by another issue.so you can take that filter, and add "and not…

If you broke this down into its component parts you could work it out... it sounds like you are looking for issues that are linked by a "Blocks" link type, and the blocking issue has been resolved in the last 7 days or something? So you could do that with: issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf ("resolved > -7d", "blocks")…

You could write your own function, I can't think of another way. It would be nice if ScriptRunner included that function. A less satisfactory alternative is to create a script field that exposes the user property, eg "some property" of issue.assignee. Then you could query on that.

You cannot do it in both 7.0.10 and 6.2.5. If you are targeting 6.2.5 use that version. Your package name needs to match your directory name, not sure if that is a typo. The class needs to be under a script root, rather than WEB-INF/classes. Also check the old documentation, for your old…

Yeah... I'm not saying really it should have been done using sql at the backend, although that would make things like clustering and grouping and what the OP wants much easier, just that Lucene seems to be being pushed beyond what it was intended for. Just an idle comment really...

Do you think jira uses Lucene in something of a way that it perhaps wasn't designed for? It's a text-searching engine, yet often you want to do filters that are more like sql searches.

Where are you inserting this? BTW this is not groovy, it's velocity. Are you using the velocity-processed custom field?

As a starting point I would consider something like the below - I couldn't get the outdenting to work properly so not included. I'll try it for a few days with Stylebot and see if it improves things for me. See, I'm not just moaning, I'm trying to help too! a[rel="tag"] { font-weight: bold; color: rgb(26, 136,…

Also add to the .comment: min-height: 0px;

As Radu says, just make the font a bit smaller and outdent a little. I'm no CSS guru either unfortunately. Oh, and *please* make the labels text a bit darker on the main question list - light blue on white is a real eye strain. Unlike Radu my eyes are in tip-top condition but I'm finding it really difficult to scan for…

I mailed Atlassian when they asked for feedback but they haven't responded so I'll post this here... I think something could be done with the plugins idea. It looks great, and the swag thing is brilliant. I would actually considering having other swag awards for 50k points or something, but something big, like a speedboat…

Agree... there are a lot of positive points but I won't go through them ;-) I find it really hard to distinguish between comments and answers now. On the main page, it's too hard to see which questions are unanswered, which questions have lots of activity, totally agree with the other comment about F-shaped eye movements.…

You should be able to call eg https://developer.atlassian.com/static/rest/stash/3.10.2/stash-rest.html#idp1759552 They are paged APIs, so you can use a small page size, eg 1, and it will give you the total number of projects found in the "size" key in the response. Same for the others. EDIT: Actually I just tried that, and…

What is Request Type, a custom field? If so that's just looking up a custom field from an issue isn't? Can you give some more context including what you've tried so far.

Here's another couple of dependencies/interactions just discovered today: The {survey} macro breaks the {toc} The Kwik notes plugin removes whitespace between a <strong> and an <em> html element.

I would like to do that but I don't see how I can, it would leave thousands of pages broken. Also we have 10k active users rather than dozens. The problem is, for most plugins, once you install it, it's forever.

The "security scheme" part of your question is the significant bit. If other issues are not slow you can rule out database and lucene as the issue. My guess is that is that it's doing hundreds of user and group lookups to decide whether to show each comment... jira is not at all efficient when you have large numbers of…

IssueCreated will definitely be fired... if it wasn't notifications wouldn't work for cloned issues.

You're misunderstanding how conditions work. The entire script is evaluated, and the result of the last line determines whether the condition passes or not. You can either just return the last line, which is suitable for one-liners, or explicitly use variables and / or a return statement. So you want something like: (!…

Here is a script I've used many times to get the password... no one writes it down: http://pastebin.com/nEisZwKs

A recent version, 3.0.16 from memory. You are a long way out of date... you won't be able to use it until you update JIRA to at least 6.2.

Remove the Anyone group from the Browse permission in your permission scheme. IIRC you can also disable jira being accessed anonymously completely, if that's what you want.

OK, that should work now in 2.0.4. What I mean is, it should just work by default, without adding any additional script.

Err.. hrm. I've just reread your question. What I fixed was the fact that the clone issue and create subtask builtin scripts didn't clone the labels. Are you using the built-in script or are you writing your own from scratch? It you're writing your own, I think I may still need to put the event in the binding.. but that's…

This bug is now fixed, please try 2.0.4

I'm looking at the code and I don't see that I'm passing the IssueEvent into the binding for the additional code script, which means this is not going to be possible right now. Having said that, I've been through this before and made it work with the current version of the plugin, but can't find that conversation anywhere…

There is no method issue.getMutableIssue(). And it looks like you're trying to set labels on itself (issue.setLabels(issue.getLabels)). Are you have a problem getting a reference to the original issue? If so it should be in transientVars.get("issue") so you could try: issue.labels = transientVars.get("issue").labels