Loggin

Configure Groovy ScriptRunner Logs

Loggin Scripts You can get a long with way with logging statements, which you can do by adjusting the log level, and “tailing” your log file, normally atlassian-jira.log (usually located in the path {JIRA_HOME}/log ). Add the following lines to your log4j.properties (usually located in the path {TOMCAT_ROOT}/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes): If your script fails for some reason…

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Services

How to create a new Service with Groovy ScriptRunner

Go to JIRA > System > Advanced > Services Name: “HelloService” for example Class (always):  com.onresolve.jira.groovy.GroovyService Delay (n): in minutes input-file: {JIRA_HOME}/scripts/example/HelloService.groovy Then copy the script content to this path  {JIRA_HOME}/scripts/example/HelloService.groovy Then every n minutes you can see in the “atlassian-jira.log” the traces: 2015-05-22 13:37:13,152 atlassian-scheduler-quartz1.clustered_Worker-1 INFO ServiceRunner HelloService [onresolve.jira.groovy.GroovyService] groovyService.run 2015-05-22 13:37:13,157 atlassian-scheduler-quartz1.clustered_Worker-1 DEBUG ServiceRunner…

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Listeners

How to create a new Listener with Groovy ScriptRunner

Create a new file named Example.groovy Copy the file in the JIRA server, path {JIRA_HOME}/scripts/{package}/Example.groovy NOTE: if the script contains “package example.Example” {package} must be “example” in this case Then define the Custom Listener in JIRA > Add-ons > ScriptRunner Listeners In Note: put general Information, for example “MyFirstListener Example” In Project Key: put all the…

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