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I'm trying to upgrade my self-hosted server (Ubuntu 18 04 64 bits) from mysql 5.5/Jira 7.10.2 to mysql 5.7/Jira 8.20 in order to migrate to Jira Cloud.
I did mysql 5.5 -> 5.6 -> 5.7 and my Jira 7.10.2 worked fine. I updated all the apps (Timesheet/Adaptavist scriptrunner) before upgrading to 8.20.
I update Jira to the 8.20 version using the bin, I update the mysql jdbc driver to its latest version and modify the dbconfig.xml accordingly.
I start Jira, everything loads. Scriptrunner is disabled because the version is too old. I update it.
After this step, the scriptrunner pages (all of them) are blank and when I try to reindex, I get a popin with an exception.
If I disable Scriptrunner, reindexing works.
Screenshot of reindexing :
Screenshot of scriptrunner page :
Any idea?
Hi @Jean Tallu
Could you please specify what version of ScriptRunner you are currently using?
Thank you and Kind regards,
Ram
I solved the problem by accident. I was using the ubuntu 18 04 default web browser and it seems it was not up to date enough to display scriptrunner config pages. I installed new chrome and new firefox version and it worked on both.
Would be cool to have that kind of warning on scriptrunner page tho :)
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Hi @Jean Tallu
Great to hear that you were able to solve the issue. :-)
I don't think that warning is necessary as ScriptRunner follows the Browsers that Jira supports.
For more information, you can visit this Atlassian Documentation.
Thank you and Kind regards,
Ram
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