We have upgraded to JIRA v6.3.9#6339-sha1:46fa261 and ScriptRunner 3.0.6. The issue is still the same, the only difference is that now, instead of just spinning the loading icon forever, JIRA explicitly says "Error - timeout". Will work on getting the logs...
I would not use this to drive the board... but it worked fine for me when used as a quick filter. We'll really need the debug logging to get any further, but you'd do well to upgrade.
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ScriptRunner version is 2.1.3. I tried setting the query without the scripted function part project = MyProject AND type = Improvement AND status not in (Resolved, "Ready for QA", Closed, "In Progress", Postponed, Reopened) as the root filter for the board, and the scripted function part issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("filter = 'Epics I Need'", "is Epic of") as a Quick Filter. Result is the same: the board opens fast (even though it contains 259 issues) bu when I try to activate the Quick Filter, a spinner appears and never stops. Will try to get the logs.
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Thank you for response, Jamie. Sorry for not providing versions. JIRA is v5.1.8#787-sha1:823790c. I don't have direct access to admin area to check ScriptRunner version and enable logs, will reach to our admins to do that. The filter is set not as a quick filter but as the root filter for the board. Will try to set it as a quick filter to see if there's any difference.
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Good question... can you add version information for everything. That query can definitely be made faster I think, although if it's 2s it should be 2s in greenhopper. Bumping up the logging: https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Getting%20Help#GettingHelp-Supportrequests - and rerunning will show if it's being run lots of times. Is it a quick filter query?
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