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Hi,
I am trying to install web resource using script runner in my jira-core instance. However I am getting an error saying 'You need to configure at least one alternate resource directory before using a web-resource, see the documentation' & 'Could not find <tt>jsfile.js</tt> in configured resource directories:'.
I created one file 'script.js' and put it under 'C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\JIRA\scripts' location.
-> script.js contains only an alert statement : alert("click");
I have put this line 'JVM_REQUIRED_ARGS='-Dplugin.resource.directories=C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\JIRA\scripts' in setenv.sh file as suggested in web resource documentation. I restarted jira instance several times but this seems taking no effect. I am still getting the same error as mentioned above.
I have entered below details in web resource :
Note : some note
Context : atl.general
Key : script-key
Resources : scripts/priority.js
also tried, priority.js
So how can I configure resource directory so my script file can be found?
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Some of the things to check on
1. If you're using Windows, check on setenv.bat. If Linux/Unix then setenv.sh
2. The JVM_REQUIRED_ARGS is already set in the default setenv, so you need to add add to the start/end of the existing JVM_REQUIRED_ARGS in the file instead of making a new one
From the above, I see that the path is a Windows path but the OP updated setenv.sh which is for Linux/Unix and it seems like he/she could be setting the JVM_REQUIRED_ARGS instead of adding the option to the existing JVM_REQUIRED_ARGS
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