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Good Morning,
We're planning a migration from a JIRA version 6 to a version 8.13. We see that the plugin "Database Values for Jira" is not available for this major version and we do not see any way to contact the manufacturer. Please, we need to know when there will be a release compatible with version 8.13 in order to correctly plan the migration.
We remain attentive to your comments.
Thanks and best regards.
On his documentation page he mentiones:
Frequently Asked Questions
Things are not working, where do I get help?
If you have problems getting the plugin to work, please post a question on on Atlassian Answers (tag your question with
jira
andjdvp
). Please do not email me directly (unless you need custom implementations/additions to this plugin). You are far more likely to get useful feedback there.
so I added those tags here. Let's see if he replies.
As it is a free plugin the support of course depends on the willingness of a developer most likely in his spare time.
If you need an alternative, you can look towards scriptrunner which also has a way of pulling data from a database and showing it in a field.
https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/6.12.0/jira/script-fields/database-picker.html
The developer tracks requests also here:
https://bitbucket.org/wimdeblauwe/jdvp/issues?status=new&status=open
After a new Jira version came out normally somebody requests this new version to be compatible with jdvp on the page over there.
At least, this is how it worked the last 1-2 years (based on own experience).
Cheers,
Daniel
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