Atlassian changed their focus towards cloud when they announced that they will stop the server version of their applications in near future. Data Centre will continue but with this new focus majority of small to medium size Jira instances have to migrate to the Cloud. Now server version of Jira has always been the choice for organisations where there was a need to customise Jira exactly the way they want and also the wide availability of apps which makes the server version desirable. There are other benefits related to privacy etc. but in this blog I wanted to focus on one area, automation.
Jira is a tool that people use to solve their problems, to work faster and efficiently. On server version ScriptRunner for Jira has been the number 1 choice for doing automation and the good news is…
There was a question on the community about negating a specific keyword using Regular Express.
Use case: You want to not run the Automation rule when a release is created with name "norelease".
So in this case when you created a new rule with Version created trigger then use the following regular expression.
^(?!.*norelease).*$
Enjoy!
When using Automation for Jira you may use regular expressions along with Smart Values (if needed)
Use the "contain regular expression” condition to match for multiple keywords like this.
^(Keyword 1|Keyword 2|Keyword 3)
This will save time and makes your automation neat :)
New day new challenge :) If you have a site on GoDaddy's shared hosting you get cPanel and phpMyAdmin but no ssh which is sad but that's shared hosting. Resetting the password on Drupal 8 is possible but not easy.
Use the php script on this page that you need to upload to your root of the site. I copied the script here as well.
Create a file name with hard to guess name like "mypassword.php" :)
<?php
use Drupal\Core\DrupalKernel;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
if (pathinfo(__FILE__, PATHINFO_FILENAME) == 'admin-pass-reset') {
die('Please change your file name to a random string to continue');
}
// Boot Drupal.
$autoloader = require __DIR__ . '/autoload.php';
$request = Request::createFromGlobals();
$kernel =…
Good thing about #Arch Linux is that in a process of customising it and making it work the way you want you end up making your own custom distro. Today let us learn how to create hotkeys to run shell scripts and quickly open any application with custom parameters. ?
https://youtu.be/sTVTm9D4rYQ
Did you get a chance to try Jira expressions yet? Let us learn how to add a workflow condition using them along with #scriptrunner for Jira on Cloud. https://youtu.be/DeVNDOUbGzE
