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Hello,
I have one question. Is it possible to archive issues (automatically) with ScriptRunner in Jira Software Server? Maybe with a custom job that archive all issues that are closed a specific period of time ago. If it is possible maybe you can describe how I can do this.
Kind regards.
Hi Pascal,
To clarify Ravi's answer - Scriptrunner will allow you to archive issues, but the pre-requiste is that you're on Jira Data Center. Jira Server does not permit the archiving of issues/projects.
One potential solution on Jira Server is to create an empty project with the appropriate permissions, and then move issues into this project with Scriptrunner. Beware that the issue keys will change as they're in a different project. You can read more on archiving before archiving was a thing here - https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/archiving-a-project-in-jira-server-950287459.html
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Hi Ravi,
Thanks for the Info :)
I have gone through the link. My question is "As per the Scriptrunner documentation we can archive the filtered issues as per the scheduled Job but where these archived issues will get saved and how to retrieve if needed in future".
Your response will help us a lot and appreciate it. Thanks!!
Regards
RK
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