Scriptrunner Plugin usage

[Ashish Yadav]

I installed Script runner plugin a while ago but am not sure if this plugin is being used. How can I verify that?

[WW]

I know this was from a million years ago (and this solution may not have existed back then), but I'll answer in case anyone else is looking for the info.

Under Built-in Scripts, search for "registry."  The script that comes up will show you all the places custom scripts are used.

You can also look in each ScriptRunner tab in the Manage Apps section of the Jira admin console.  There you can see if such things as Behaviours or REST endpoints exist.  Under the Script Editor tab, you'll see if anyone saved any of the scripts as files.

But the Script Registry is the best place to see everything in one place.

[Jozef Kotlár]

Yes, Script Registry is accurate answer in 2022. But be aware, that if you have "large" instance or there are million workflow copies, your server and your browser will have hard times on that page. ;-)

[WW]

If you've got a million workflow copies, you might have bigger problems. ;)

If the page has trouble loading, then you've got your answer.  ScriptRunner is in use.

[Jozef Kotlár]

There is not easy way. You should look into:

• workflows, whether there are references to GroovyCondition, GroovyValidator, GroovyFunctionPlugin classes
• services, whether there are not references to GroovyService class
• filters, whether there are not references to Scriptrunner JQL functions
• customfields, for Script fields
• Script listeners
• Script behaviours.

[Steven F Behnke]

Agreed, ScriptRunner is a massively useful and widespread add-on, it could be used in lots of different places.

[Ashish Yadav]

I am just looking for confirmation if this plugin is being used by our instance or not. Is there an easy way to find out?

[Arthur Gonçalves]

Hi Ashish,

I recommend you to take a look on the official documentation. 

-- Arthur Gonçalves