Unable to launch intellij from Inline Script editor sucessfully

[Robbie Wareham]

Hi,

I have followed all the instructions defined in https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/confluence/intellij-integration.html, and have reached a point in which I have a project automatically created via JIRA.

However, I have couple of issues which result in an error message appearing in JIRA;
Having looked at Intellij logs, I can see the following displayed after I define the location of the JIRA source code;

No such property: JAR_SEPARATOR for class: com.intellij.ide.fileTemplates.impl.UrlUtil

When I click the "intellij" button next to the inline script editor, I see the following error in Intelli;

Unrecognized field "application" (class com.adaptavist.idea.rest.server.OpenInIdeAction), not marked as ignorable (11 known properties: "sessionId", "metaClass", "deserialiseToClass", "scriptText", "scriptInfo", "name", "confirmCreate", "scriptRoot", "baseUrl", "scriptFile", "channelId"])

Sniffing the network traffic between the browser and intellij, I can see that one of the requests failed;

I have tried downgrading the plugin to 0.5 and 0.1 but both that my versio of Intellij does not support it

Intellij Version: Ultimate 2107.2.6

JIRA Version: (v7.4.4#74006-sha1:cbc13d9)

Java Version: jdk1.8.0_121

Script Runner version: 5.2.1

OS: OSX Sierra (10.12.3)

[Jonny Carter]

Can you make sure that you have the latest version of the plugin (0.7.12)? You can get it from our JetBrains listing https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9751-scriptrunner-idea-plugin or download it via IDEA's plugin manager.

[Jonny Carter]

Also, be advised that the plugin is not yet compatible with the latest version of IntelliJ (2017.3). We're working on a compatibility update presently.

[Martin Cleaver]

Did this get fixed?

[Jonny Carter]

Yes. The latest release of the plugin (0.7.13) should work with IntelliJ builds in the 173 range. The one exception is from the Behaviours pages, which is currently broken.

Full disclosure: These compatibility breaks are one reason that the IntelliJ integration is still behind a dark feature flag. We're working to get the infrastructure in place to that we can switch that off, and make it a full fledged feature like any other, with good compatibility checks any time JetBrains or Atlassian do another release. We don't have a hard release date on that, but keep an eye on our release notes for the eventual announcement when the IntelliJ integration comes into the light. :)