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Hi,
We have written a Script Plugin based on this guide by Adaptivist Script Runner.
The plugin is basically to enforce some pull request checks e.g. branch name with valid jira ticket id, valid ticket status, merging to master/release branch checks etc.
All of these are in plain groovy scripts. These scripts are available from the File tab of the ScriptConsole on the development server. I can just type the name of the script and it finds it. but it doesn't happen on the production server.
How do I deploy my plugin to the production server? Is it just an upload of an Add-On or do I have to copy the jar file somewhere?
If I install my jar as an Add-On, it isn't shown as enabled. How do I make sure all of my dependencies are packages in the jar file?
The Bitbucket example provided doesn't have much in it. Is there more to be done in the pom and atlassian-plugin.xml file to be able to deploy this plugin successfully to a production server?
Can someone from Adaptivist help please?
No longer an issue, just needed to follow Atlassian plugin development documentation to deploy my plugin.
Hi! If you are still having issues, I would recommend looking at this article.
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No thanks, I had resolved the issue by following official Atlassian documentation about plugin development.
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