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Hi,
Has anyone encountered this?
After migrating from JIRA 8.5.7 to 9.7.0, we're encountering a weird issue with the scriptRunner's log output. Whenever script is running, either triggered by the workflow or run from scriptRunner console, the log will not appear at the output tab of scriptRunner or workflow execution history. However, it will still be reflected at the physical log file itself - so clearly this is not an issue with the logging level.
ScriptRunner is on version 6.5.7. I also have a suspicion that script runner 6.5.7 is not compatible with JIRA ver 9.5 onwards as these versions have been using log4j2. From the adaptavist docs on Profiling and Logging (Advanced Logging (adaptavist.com)), it seems that scriptRunner 6.5.7 is still reading log4j.properties instead of log4j2.xml. Probably this is the reason why it's not working. Anyone can shed a light?
Thanks in advance!
After going through your description, the first question I would ask is why you are still using ScriptRunner version 6.5.7 even after you have upgraded your Jira instance to 9.7.0?
ScriptRunner 6.5.7 is only compatible with Jira until version 8.11.0. Below is the compatibility list for ScriptRunner 6.12 and below:-
You need to upgrade your ScriptRunner to at least 7.7.0 to get it to work with Jira 9.5.0 as shown in the version compatibility screenshot below:-
Please upgrade to the ScriptRunner, i.e. 8.2.1 to be able to use the new features like HAPI for other bug fixes.
Thank you and Kind regards,
Ram
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