How can I understand which post function / validator / condition coming by which plug in?

Tolga Şen November 27, 2013

There is no information on add post function / validator / condition add list about which plugin they belong to.

is there any way to understand ?

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Udo Brand
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November 27, 2013

may be you want to look at the modules of the plugins as well. You'll find something like:

User is in Any Group (userIsInAnyGroup-condition)

Date Compare (dateCompare-validator)

Clear Field Value (clearFieldValue-function)

That might help you as well.

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Bob Swift OSS (Bob Swift Atlassian Apps)
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November 27, 2013

This is a common problem that I experience as well. The name that appears on the add list is controlled by the plugin provider. Starting a few releases ago, I added the plugin name to every validator and post function that my plugins provide. It helps and if others would adopt a similar convention it would be helpful for the future. Example:

Update one or more issues when conditions are satisfied. Bob Swift Software - Conditioned Workflow Functions.

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Christian Czaia _Decadis AG_
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November 27, 2013

You could try try to look at the workflow XML. If you know that you're using a post-function on a specific transition look up the transition and you might find sth. like:

com.onresolve.jira.groovy.GroovyFunctionPlugin

com.innovalog.jmwe.plugins.conditions.NonInteractiveCondition

That way you can narrow it down...

Tolga Şen November 27, 2013

Thanks for rapid answer !

Your advice works well for the workflow but I cannot understand where it comes from if I havent used it.

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