how to purchase the license for the scriptrunner plugin

[joel Andrews]

how do i extend the trial license. i am not able to generate "New Evaluation License" as i am getting

• We are unable to generate an evaluation license for ScriptRunner for JIRA. You have reached the maximum number of ScriptRunner for JIRA evaluation licenses.

[Mark McCormack [Adaptavist]]

Hi Joel,

Perhaps you could elaborate on why you need to go beyond the evaluation period? Feel free to email us at scriptrunner@adaptavist.com and we'll try to work out what we can do to help you.

Thanks for evaluating ScriptRunner.

[joel Andrews]

We raised PO but it is taking time, so meanwhile if i get one trial that would be great as our PM need to run a query which couldnt able to execute as the trial expired.

[Mark McCormack [Adaptavist]]

Hi Joel, perhaps you could email us then and we'll create another trial for you. I don't think it's a good idea to post a licence here in this forum 

[joel Andrews]

I got a key. thanks for the quick turnaround. Appreciate your quick reply. Meantime can you please explain what makes Scriptrunner different than JQL.

[Mark McCormack [Adaptavist]]

Joel,

I'm guessing you're asking how ScriptRunner differs from JQL Tricks? Can you please confirm?

[joel Andrews]

yes.

[Mark McCormack [Adaptavist]]

Hi Joel,

Sorry I was on leave last week and I'm still catching up.

The biggest difference is that JQL Tricks ONLY offers extensions to JIRA's JQL using mostly the same functions. However ScriptRunner offers a lot more functionality over and above JQL advanced queries like workflow extensions, script fields, script listeners and much more.

ScriptRunner in short offers you a scripting platform where you can extend and automate JIRA using Groovy scripts.

[Nic Brough [Adaptavist]]

You don't.  You've had long enough to try it, so you should purchase, or stop using it.  You can buy it through the marketplace.

However, if you want to talk to Adaptavist about more trial time, contact us at http://www.adaptavist.com/w/about/contact-us/

[Nic Brough [Adaptavist]]

Sorry, that was a little terse.  Mark is nicer than me