Repository contains ocripts for Jira writing in groovy language. Tested with Jira versions 7.x, scripts were ran with Adaptavist ScriptRunner add-on. Might be run as validators/postfunctions/etc.
DeleteAllIssues
Script does exactly what it name says - delete all issues in Jira.
For succeful execution you must run this one with user that have delete issue permission in all projects. The easiest way to do this is to change Permission schemes to allow runuser Delete issue check in Atlassian documentation
By default script doesn't run in debug mode, to run it in debug please set "debug" flag to true in 'main' method. In debug mode script writes to a standard log file (%JIR_HOME/logs/catalina.out in Linux OS):
- in case of successful deleting: "issue %ISSUE-ID has been deleted"
- in case of failure: "There is an error while deleting %ISSUE-ID - User must have Delete issue permission in project!"
Be aware! Log is created for every issue - on a really large instance might be root cause of freezing!
DeleteProjectIssues
Almost the same as DeleteAllIssues
Script does exactly what it name says - delete issues for given project in Jira. For succeful execution you must run this one with user that have delete issue permission in all projects. The easiest way to do this is to change Permission schemes to allow runuser Delete issue check in Atlassian documentation
By default script doesn't run in debug mode, to run it in debug please set "debug" flag to true in 'main' method. In debug mode script writes to a standard log file (%JIR_HOME/logs/catalina.out in Linux OS):
- in case of successful deleting: "issue %ISSUE-ID has been deleted"
- in case of failure: "There is an error while deleting %ISSUE-ID - User must have Delete issue permission in project!"
Be aware! Log entry is created for every issue - on a really large instance might be root cause of freezing! getHeap A small script that allows you to get useful information about heap current usage. Usecases:
- Set up a scheduled tasks and add notification about high usage via mail or get ticket automatically created in queue which responsible for Jira instance.
- Set up a custom REST Endpoint and return only usage. Here you go with monitoring system - just fetch data from URL with Nagios/Zabbix/Crontab/etc and set yours tresholds. Please note that for DataCenter edition you should set different endpoints - I did not test it but should works. Bonus - you don't need JDK for this! getClusterManager Returns ClusterManager instance. Atlassian Docs Allows us to fetch info about each nodes in cluster.