Tarun Sapra Community Champion

Make sure you allocate enough memory to the new JIRA, sometimes in the startup script the default memory (RAM) value is used which is very less.

Not sure whether it's possible through JQL, but using plugin you can get it on issue view screen and then through JQL - https://innovalog.atlassian.net/wiki/display/JMCF/JIRA+Misc+Custom+Fields#JIRAMiscCustomFields-transitiondatefield

Currently it's an feature request in JIRA https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSW-11139 https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSW-5368

You might be able to achieve project mgmt. functionality in JIRA using plugins/add-ons but if it's a non-agile organization with no interest in becoming agile soon enough then i won't suggest you JIRA.

hi martin, now sure what you mean when you say - "What I'd like is for it to appear by default when editing a user story, not just when I manually add it to the story." you want a default prepopulated value for the field? or you want it to present on the edit screen of the user story issueType?

Make sure you have an Custom field called Acceptance Criteria and add that to the create/edit/view screen of user story and also in the custom field configuration map the field with the issueType and the related project.

DId you manage to find any other way via any plugin, if not, would be nice if you could make my answer as accept. thanks.

No, there isn't any other way, generally people use plugins like "Script Runner" , "Create Sub-task" which are paid, which create sub-tasks on workflow transitions only.

see here - https://confluence.qbeeurope.com/display/HP/Converting+an+Issue+to+a+Sub-Task Once it's converted to sub-task you can then link it to the original issue which would now be the parent.

Yes it's possible, first clone the issue and then convert the cloned issue to sub-task.

Hi Jamie Echlin , thanks for your answer, I think we would need to upgrade to SR 3.0 sooner to latet, just a small query , when using the issue clone functionality in the post function of a transition such that the new issue is create in a new project. In this case is the event "issuce created" for the new project fired?

Hi @Jamie Echlin [Adaptavist] , is there a way to specify an env. variable in the script path i.e. ${jira_home}/groovy/myscript.groovy or ${catalina_base}/groovy/myscript.groovy ?@Michal - In my case - user.fir gives the path of the root dir and only the fully qualified path is working and not the relative path.

Hi @Jamie Echlin [Adaptavist] , I executed the code - System.getPoperty("user.dir") in the script console and I get the root as the result i.e. "/"

Hi @Jamie Echlin [Adaptavist] , but it's not working.

JIRA 5.2.11Script runner 2.1.15

From the docs - Changing the initial configuration Once your plan is created you can change its name by clicking the plan name and changing it."

is it because ${} is used only to show data already there in the bean and <% %> is used for minupulation/evaluation of data

Hi Henning, Thanks it works now! :) but why was it not working with ${} and works with <%out %>

Hi henning, Iam using this expression as part of the email template using script runner built-in post function to send custom email ${issue.componentObjects*.name.join(',')} but it's not getting the component names.

Hi Henning, how to null check it, if it's being used part of gStringTemplate engine would the below work? ${issue.componentObjects*?.description.join(',')}

Thats too bad, it's nice sometimes to see the number of pages created using various global templates, kind of helps in analysis of templates of large systems.

Nice answer, though I will use ComponentAccessor instead of the Component Manager.

It's easy if you have the "script runner" plugin installed - type = incident and issueFunction not in linkedIssuesOf("type=improvement","relates to")

I think in large teams specially distribued it can be pretty useful.

JIRA web hooks are for sending notifications to outside URL belonging to diff. applications, thus you need to whitelist JIRA web url in those applications.

Hi Bhushan, It seems very useful, can you tell whether is compatible with JIRA 4.4.4 or not? Cheers,

how to do it with ScriptRUnner?

In the Global permissions in JIRA see the groups which constitute top 3 permissions and then in the groups section of JIRA the number of users in those groups are basically the total active users. Mostly it's the jira-users group which has all the active user it's based on the global permission JIRA users in the global…

Check the JIRA mail queue. Please go through this document - https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/notification-mail-slow-to-arrive-or-having-huge-delay-397803670.html

Any one facing the same issue?