I am integrating Jira with another system and want to call a local python script during a close transition on an Jira issue.
How can I invoke the local script using scriptrunner? The python script is in a local directory on my Jira server.
Additionally, I'd like to be able to pass an argument(close reason) to the python script, if possible. Can I do that with scriptrunner?
A very blunt approach (which will try to run anything you want)
def thingToRun = "Command (including parameters) to run".execute()
thingToRun.waitForOrKill(x)
x being the number of milliseconds to let it run before killing it as a suspected zombie (I think it's milliseconds, been a while since I used it)
Then you can interrogate thingToRun.exitValue() to see what the return code was.
Thanks Nic
I can't get this to work at all.... I was wondering if you could help. I can put the absolute path location on the linux server where Jira server is hosted and it can't find file/folder. I've also tried to add the file to the JIRA_Home/scripts directory with same result... (and several other areas).
So, I would like to pull the offenseID and a custom_field(closing reason) and pass that to the script.
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Could you try running an "ls /absolute/path/to/script" for the directory the script is stored in, and returning the exit value?
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