When I try to get details about my Jira projects, in the class JsonParseUtil, parseBasicUser method, the code look for the field "name" in the "reporter" group.
But my Json delivered doesn't contains it:
{
"self":"",
"accountId":"",
"emailAddress":"",
"avatarUrls":{
},
"displayName":"",
"active":,
"timeZone":"America\/Sao_Paulo",
"accountType":"atlassian"
}There's some update that removed the field?
As Nic mentioned, I agree that Puppet is a good way to do it. If I were you, a way to do it is:
Install JIRA in the standard way (by browser). Then, copy the main file configuration (server.xml, confluence.cfg.xml, database dump, etc) and create a script to automatize it on the next installation.
Regards,
Renato Rudnicki
You can do this with some automation tools (puppet for example), but to do it, you need to configure a working JIRA, work out which bits are "variable" (database connection, base url, Tomcat config to get it on the right url, proxy settings for web-server if you're using one, user directories, etc etc etc) and set up your preferred automation tool to be able to pre-prepare them.
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