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I want to be able to execute a specific action at the end of a script, regardless of the way of termination. That means, even if a script throws an exception, I want to be able to e.g. log a message. In Java, there is addShutdownHook, which also exists in Groovy. This however doesn't work with ScriptRunner, I assume because it is registered with the Jira-process, which is Java too. Seeing how System.exit() terminates the whole Jira instance, I find this likely.
So my question is: How can I register a shutdownhook or achieve my goal in another way if necessary? Please note that wrapping the whole script in a try-catch is not acceptable.
Hi @Max Berger Unfortunatelly i dont think there is another possible way besides try catch.
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