java.lang.IllegalStateException: ComponentAccessor has not been initialised.
This is not expected to occur on a production system.
Developers that encounter this message within a unit test
should use n MockitoMocksInContainer rule to initialize mockito and ComponentAccessor.
For more detailed explanation read the documentation
for MockComponentWorker in the jira-tests artifact for more information
about what causes this error and how to address it.
at com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor.getWorker(ComponentAccessor.java:673)
at com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor.getComponent(ComponentAccessor.java:160)
at com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor$getComponent.call(Unknown Source)
at unlicenseusers.changeToInactiveUsers(unlicenseusers.groovy:54)
at unlicenseusers.run(unlicenseusers.groovy:122)
@Nic Brough [Adaptavist]Any help..Still struck in the same problem
Are your JIRA test and production systems the same version and running on the same version of Java?
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And Jira?
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Then what are the differences between test and production? How are they running differently? Check the system info page for both and look for differences.
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Testing(groovy script) was done in the scriptrunner tool..and was working good in that..But when it comes to deploying in the linux server, running as shell script..this creates the problem
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Sorry, what?
What bash script? What has that got to do with JIRA? Why aren't you running the scrip in the same way you did on test?
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Hi Bala,
Can you pls share the script for unlicensed users. Pls help me out. Thanks!
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