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I thought they stripped out javascript, but yeah, that's how you do it in hosted jira. Would be interested to know.

I thought you could not use javascript in ondemand... can you?

Do look at it, but you won't be able to use it with ondemand.

If you have ScriptRunner installed, see https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/recipes/behaviours/restricting-priority-and-resolution.html

No, see https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-3821 You could do something with javascript but you may find it's not worth the hassle.

One for a behind-the-firewall version of bitbucket, then we could switch fisheye off and get back 15 of our 16 cores.

And another post on deleting issues in a workflow function - courtesy of Tobias Geyer.

Hi Chad, Nice write-up. On the blog theme, I occassionally write stuff up about scripting workflows, for example this one: Auto-transitions in JIRA Workflows I know of a few companies that have heavily scripted workflows, and always keen to hear about anyone using groovy or scripting in general. There is a lot of docn on…

You are right that this function respects the permissions/conditions for the parent workflow, and it executes as the user doing the subtask transition. Perhaps it would be useful to be able to specify the user the parent transition happens as. > There are other plugins to investigate like Misc Workflow extension, etc but…

The field ID for "Affects Version/s" is "versions". The value compared is the list toString'd, so an empty list of Affects Versions will be []. Therefore .* will have to match everything. What is the query you are trying to do?

nice one...

Rambranam's code is more or less correct. Do you have a custom field option called "First Line" - case-sensitive? There are a few examples on this forum on how to set a select list value. Add some debug lines to make sure you are getting an option value.

Why do you want to back up the not forked repos? Just because a repo is forked doesn't give you any kind of backup.

This is https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/browse/GRV-470, and is fixed in 3.0.4.

Hello Daniil. This looks similar to https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/browse/GRV-470. I never understood what the issue was there, it's a bit of a mess because the end user could not edit the task so kept creating subtasks. Hard to see what the connection is, maybe something to do with Cyrillic alphabet? If your log shows…

Hello.... I'm afraid, looking at the code, that the attachments are copied after the additional code is run... this may have been a mistake on my part, can't remember. Not sure why I didn't put in provision for copying attachments to be optional. You could either modify the source... just remove one line from…

Two choices. Either use text as your email format. Or convert your plain text to html, with eg: http://www.opensymphony.com/oscore/api/com/opensymphony/util/TextUtils.html#plainTextToHtml(java.lang.String)

OK, I get you. JMWE uses the old WorkflowTransitionUtil, whereas Script Runner uses new IssueService, which is the recommended API. Both plugins show all information that is available to them from the underlying API. IssueService is buggy, so I may drop back to the old WfTU way of doing things.

> (Jamie Echlin please note?)I don't note that at all, my logging is exactly the same...If it works for one user and not another it's just a permissions issue. JSD adds its own conditions, perhaps not in the UI, and it will be that that is blocking you...

Should work fine, just try it first in a copy of your production instance.

I think they are "labs" features... you could set them through system properties, or I guess globally in the UI. Here are a couple of examples... -Datlassian.darkfeature.jira.search.kickass=true -Datlassian.darkfeature.jira.frother.reporter.field=true The second one is a bit self-explanatory, you'd have to experiment or…

Performance should be ok... the hasLinkType() function is pretty fast.

It seems like it stops working if the base url is changed, perhaps after the app link is set up. Our was changed, but the app link was recreated and it still doesn't work. But we have the same setup as you, just context differs.

Christ it's still there, just remove the end period from the url after you've clicked it.

It's just buggy AAC deciding the full-stop is part of the url, I've edited it.

We have the same problem too and were directed to https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-28249 Our base URLs are correct.

Cool... you can mark my answer as correct if it helps.

Just a simple suggestion really, but why not create two directories? This should be fine providing you're using local groups. The problem is probably something to do with referrals or hitting the wrong DC, but you will need an LDAP admin to help you with that I would think.

It's probably not worth worrying about, but you can get rid of the type checking errors by adding type information: https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/#_providing_type_information eg getCustomFieldValue("Bug Score - Total") as Long >= 15 assuming it is a Long.

Also see escalation services in the script runner plugin.