When creating an issue, we´ve set it so that the project lead gets assigned to the issue automatically. Recently it gets assigned to one of our administrators and not the project lead.
What needs to be done so that the "Spoc" gets automatically (without automation seetings) assigned to the issues?
Thank you in advance!
I guess, it could be helpful for the future, what in my Jira 6.0 instance, running from Atlassian SDK in my plugin's folder, Felix Web Console available by link:
/jira/plugins/servlet/system/console
I think, this servlet are coming from
home\plugins\installed-plugins\org.apache.felix.webconsole-1.2.8.jar
which has resource
org.apache.felix.webconsole-1.2.8.jar\OSGI-INF\metatype\metatype.xml
with servlet description
<OCD id="org.apache.felix.webconsole.internal.servlet.OsgiManager" name="%manager.name" description="%manager.description">
<AD id="manager.root" type="String" default="/system/console" name="%manager.root.name" description="%manager.root.description"/>
<AD id="default.render" type="String" default="bundles" name="%default.render.name" description="%default.render.description"/>
<AD id="realm" type="String" default="OSGi Management Console" name="%realm.name" description="%realm.description"/>
<AD id="username" type="String" default="admin" name="%username.name" description="%username.description"/>
<AD id="password" type="String" default="admin" name="%password.name" description="%password.description"/>
</OCD>
Here many operations on bundles are available, for example, install from disk or activate. Login/pass are standard for Jira, started from SDK - admin:admin.
Also, there is "OSGi" item in "Manage Add-ons" section.
Not familiar with the tool but hope the following can help you to get started:
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