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[ { "text": "the issue was, that the docs page does not fill in the key/token you input into the displayed curl but always shows a default/random token/key in the curl.\n\nthis means when you click the copy icon/copy it, the curl you copied is wrong, bc it does not contain the tokens/key you specified.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@avelit](/u/avelit), i’d suggest opening a marketplace issue in the [vendor service desk portal](https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/9/group/30)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[@lavakumar.dukanam](/u/lavakumar.dukanam),\n\nthe project is the last one visited. i don’t see anything incorrect about that. especially, if it creates no functional issues. there isn’t really anything you can do to “fix” from your app, as a developer. hence, i would recommend to have your user open [a customer support ticke…](https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "currently, this is not possible to my knowledge.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hello roland,\n\nyou might want to check out [jira service desk webhooks](https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/jira-service-desk-webhooks/) if this can help you. for the auth part, you can add a header then the base 64 encoded username:password as the value.\n\nhope this helps.\n\nian", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "on all the banned dependencies, please add <scope>provided</scope> to indicate to maven that it does not need to package those dependencies as the parent application will provide them. the default value for <scope/> is compile so right now maven is trying to compile those dependencies into your plug…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[image] paul:\n\njava.lang.illegalargumentexception: method ‘dodefault()’ is not defined in action ‘class com.redmoon.confluence.secureadmin.panel.configactionsupport’\n\nthis [post](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/answers-developer-questions/how-to-fix-quot-method-dodefault-is-not-defined-in-action-quot/qaq-p/572232) might be a bit dated, but check it out if it does help. the cause, as discussed in the post, points to constructor-bas…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[image] michael.rueegg:\n\nyou are saying that bitbucket will only consider one coverage report per code insight report key (“my-report-key” in the example above), so if multiple apps accidentally would use the same code insight report key, only of coverage report would be shown\n\nnot quite, it’ll…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "thanks [@remie](/u/remie) - we’re making the suggestion to the hiring manager.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "it’s only available in the lifecycle install web hook. you should save that payload off into a persistent data store referenced by the clientid to reference it later based on the clientid that gets passed in through the jwt token.\n\nhope that helps.\n\nralph", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "ok, found the bug. <https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/ce-991>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "the more menu doesn’t support that functionality, but the export menu does. i think the [search request view](https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/modules/search-request-view/) module would suit your needs.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@jeffrey.peeters](/u/jeffrey.peeters),\n\nregarding\n\nso how can i authorize a specific rest resource to require no authentication\n\nhave you tried annotating with anonymousallowed? the following worked for me. is this what you’re looking for?\n\n@path(\"/message\")\n\npublic class myrestresource {\n\n@get\n\n@anonymousall…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "this looks to be working now:\n\nsee the update to this ticket:\n\n<https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/jswcloud-17305>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "a simple aui button in a .vm template with an action to get to the rest endpoint did the trick.\n\n#requireresource(\"com.trustvesta.plugins:createinitiative-web-resources\")\n\n<form id=\"createinitiative\" class=\"aui\" action=\"http://tgd-agile-4025:1990/confluence/rest/jirarequest/1.0/create/initiative…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "in general hitting the database directly is kinda bad (atlassian would really like for us to use activeobjects etc). depending on what you’re doing - you’ll impact the scalability of the host app.\n\nthat said - take a look at sal: [https://docs.atlassian.com/sal-api/3.1.1/sal-api/apidocs/com/atlassian…](https://docs.atlassian.com/sal-api/3.1.1/sal-api/apidocs/com/atlassian/sal/api/rdbms/transactionalexecutor.html)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@sopel](/u/sopel) - i can validate that the limit is currently 64 chars. we are updating the docs to be consistent. thanks for flagging with us.\n\nre: outlook on when the limitation is going to be relaxed, i unfortunately don’t have an answer at the moment. afaik its not in our near term plans but will ask a…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hey [@eoj81](/u/eoj81).\n\nyou should be able to achieve most of that without the need for an app with server side.\n\nthe javascript api should help, you can run requests to jira apis to update issue custom fields, and store comments (but unsure about impersonating users, we usually do that using ace). you can use…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "have you tried using the streamdirectory() method in the contentservice? there are indeed quite some methods focusses on the contents of a file but i would think this streamdirectory would work for your usecase? this is the [javadoc](https://docs.atlassian.com/bitbucket-server/javadoc/6.0.0/api/reference/com/atlassian/bitbucket/content/contentservice.html#streamdirectory(com.atlassian.bitbucket.repository.repository,%20java.lang.string,%20java.lang.string,%20boolean,%20com.atlassian.bitbucket.content.contenttreecallback,%20com.atlassian.bitbucket.util.pagerequest)) for the method.\n\nabout you second option, you might not need it anym…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@gyngyikiss](/u/gyngyikiss),\n\nsetinterval() and settimeout() should largely work how they do in node with the notable exception that our runtime will not wait for all timers / callbacks to complete before halting execution. if all sync and async code from your function handler finishes executing before the timeo…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "you can request access to the non public marketplace vendor topics via the [atlassian ecosystem help center](https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals) by means of the [apply to marketplace vendor topics in developer community](https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/9/create/147) request type.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "take a look at sal’s http client since it has atlassian endorsed time outs: <https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/sal-services/>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "resolve by adding style: inline-table property", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@douglashall](/u/douglashall) ,\n\nhere’s an unofficial (and trello dev support recommended) link:\n\n<https://api.apis.guru/v2/specs/trello.com/1.0/swagger.json>\n<https://api.apis.guru/v2/specs/trello.com/1.0/swagger.yaml>\n\nnot sure if this swagger definition is updated regularly.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[@alexchumbley](/u/alexchumbley), welcome to the atlassian developer community.\n\nyes, it is possible.\n\n[create issue](https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-issues/#api-rest-api-3-issue-issueidorkey-get) using get /rest/api/3/issue/{issueidorkey}\n\nsend a description in [atlassian document format](https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/apis/document/structure/).\n\nuse the [inlinecard](https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/apis/document/nodes/inlinecard/) node as the smart link.\n\nan issue payload might look something like the following:\n\n{\n\n\"…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@franzbinder](/u/franzbinder),\n\ni don’t know of a technical reason why the [button](https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/ui-kit-components/button) component couldn’t be enhanced to support a href attribute. it is possibly just a feature gap that hasn’t been prioritised yet. would you be able to add a comment to [frge-105](https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/frge-105) explaining the need for this and why creating a regular l…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "why are you trying to get them from the db directly? anything wrong with the rest or java api? :slight\\_smile:", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@chongjinghong](/u/chongjinghong), did you make sure to adjust the version in your pom.xml accordingly? i’ve seen things like this happen when a new jar was uploaded to a production system without increasing the version. ideally you’d use something like [atlas-release](https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/atlas-release/) to create releases.\n\ncheers,\n\nsven", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi antonio,\n\ntry adding swapping this code for the respective lines in yours:\n\ncustomfield\\_name = componentaccessor.getcustomfieldmanager().getcustomfieldobjectbyname(\"hostname\")\n\nwert = issue.getcustomfieldvalue(customfield\\_name)\n\nit looks like you were trying to pass a string to the getcustomfieldv…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[@michalmonserrat](/u/michalmonserrat),\n\nthanks for explaining. i see the problem now. you are “double encoding”. when you use the basic auth options for http clients like insomnia, postman, and even curl, they will do the base64 encoding of your credentials for you. if you use the api token directly as the “password” in…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "yes you can use the same syntax as in every other plugin module:\n\n@path(\"/myresource\")\n\n@scanned\n\npublic class myresource {\n\n@componentimport\n\nprivate final pagemanager pagemanager;\n\n@componentimport\n\nprivate final contentpropertymanager contentpropertymanager;\n\npublic myresource(pag…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "you’ll need to track this yourself (since everyone’s timeout can be different on their server).\n\none way i’ve done is to have an exchange url end point which verifies that a submitted jwt token is still valid and returns back a new jwt token that won’t expire for another 15minutes. then i set that …", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@kwalker](/u/kwalker) ,\n\nthanks for reporting this. i’ve created [jracloud-77102](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/jracloud-77102) for the jira cloud team to address.\n\nregards,\n\ndugald", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "you’re assumption that url is not part of the encrypted https connection is incorrect, see also <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/499591/are-https-urls-encrypted>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "i think that you should start by trying to use “app storage”: <https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/storage/>\n\nplease do raise a new thread if there is a way in which app storage does not meet your needs. good luck and i hope this helps!", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hello [@panos](/u/panos) !\n\ni’ve mixed the below 2 documentation to create this script.\n\n[https://github.com/abtris/groovy-rest-examples/blob/master/post.groovy](http://groovy-rest-examples/post.groovy)\n[https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/confluence-rest-api-examples/](http://confluence-rest-api-examples)\n\nsomething strange was that my confluence was not displaying the logs …", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hey [@belokurbohdan](/u/belokurbohdan) :slight\\_smile:\n\ni think [@remie](/u/remie) gave some good insight into why this isn’t straightforward. thanks for that [@remie](/u/remie)!\n\nin saying that, we do aim to support axios on a best effort basis. we try to ensure that our runtime has the fundamentals to support most sdks and fetch wrappers.\n\ni…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hopefully this example is somewhat helpful:\n\nprivate schemeentity entitybuilder(projectrole projectrole, projectpermissionkey permissionkey) {\n\nreturn new schemeentity(\n\nprojectrole\\_permission\\_type,\n\nprojectrole.getid().tostring(),\n\npermissionkey\n\n);\n\n}\n\npublic void createpermissionscheme() {\n\n…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "the icon and logo in upm only work for publicly available add-on on marketplace. as your add-on isn’t yet approved, those will be filled with placeholder images in the meantime.\n\nbe sure to upload your desired images to your marketplace listing as that’s where they get sourced from within upm!\n\nchee…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@nkemjikagwacham](/u/nkemjikagwacham) :slight\\_smile:\n\nthis example should help you <https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/ui-kit-components/modal-dialog/>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "thank you. no, i haven´t tried this, it will probably work. to create the avatartranscoder object was my problem. i finally managed to solve in this way:\n\nmailattachmentsmanagerfactory mailattmanagerfactory = new mailattachmentsmanagerfactory(componentaccessor.getavatarmanager(),\n\ncomponentacces…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@timpesce](/u/timpesce),\n\nthanks for clarifying this, i can reproduce the issue now. it seems that the conversion to the new editor format takes place regardless of whether the content is supported by the new editor. for example, i reproduced this with nested expand links:\n\n[[image]](//uploads-discourse-atl-community-prod.s3.dualstack.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/original/3x/3/c/3c3f033e653b82f4d602ee5c9b2a0c3bfa73fc8c.png \"image\")\n\ni’ve raised [https://jira.at…](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/confcloud-71294)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "here is what i ended up with, the unirest-java package provides a version with “shaded dependencies” so i don’t need to deal with httpasyncclient but at the same time satisfy banneddependencies. no need to have the jcl-over-slf4j package either.\n\n<dependency>\n\n<groupid>org.apache.…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "unfortunately it seems that atlassian does not provide the source code for all system plugins and you have to decompile the jar files. it is descriped in this articel:\n\n<https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-edit-bundled-or-system-plugins-302811979.html>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[@philipfeldmann](/u/philipfeldmann), please watch [acjs-1025](https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/acjs-1025).", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@yagnesh.bhat](/u/yagnesh.bhat),\n\nyes, atlassian plugin sdk 8.x with amps 8.x versions are compatible with jira 8.x versions, however we are aware that there are some bugs.\n\namps 8.x and the atlassian plugin sdk 8.x include many changes, as we upgraded our maven version and added compatibility for java 11. this i…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[image] yongchong.long:\n\nthus the question, is there anyway to make them look the same (not just <ul> but other elements as well), or at least have the same classes and attributes?\n\nif you just want your html to display the same as in confluence you’ll want to include the [reduced-ui-kit](https://atlaskit.atlassian.com/packages/css-packs/reduced-ui-pack) and [css…](https://atlaskit.atlassian.com/packages/css-packs/css-reset)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi andriy,\n\nthat’s a known issue - we’re working on it now. should have a fix out soon.\n\nthanks,\n\n-ben", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "not a silly question at all!\n\nthere isn’t a way to set the value for a custom field on a card at the time of card creation. you can only update custom field data in a separate api call after the card has been created. this is similar to how checklists and attachments work, as well. they can only be …", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "you need to double encode the commas in the query parameters of the url. using your example:\n\nhttps://api.trello.com/1/batch?urls=%2forganizations%2f5ae695d2060c06af972997dc%3ffields%3dname%252cprefs", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "you can ignore the deprecation notice. this is coming from the connect part on the host application. it is the responsibility of atlassian to deal with these type of warnings, this is outside your domain. you cannot even fix this, given that you have no control over the host application.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "here’s how i’m able to bind some js code to the rendering of one particular dialog box.\n\n// the dialogcontentready event is triggered by dialog.js in the jira code base. it's no good binding to the\n\n// 'dialog.show' event because that event is thrown before the content has been added to the dialog.\n\nj…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "when you purchase most plugins paid via atlassian, it comes with a development license which you can use for purposes like this. you can find this in the app license under [my.atlassian.com](http://my.atlassian.com)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "ap.context.getcontext can be used with a callback as you did above. it also returns a promise, and can be used like this:\n\n(async function() {\n\ncontext = await ap.context.getcontext();\n\nconsole.log('context', context);\n\n})();\n\nor promise and resolve/reject.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi lukas,\n\nyou should only use ap.request to call atlassian rest apis. to call your own rest api (or any other one) use the standard way of sending out a request (e.g. fetch, axios, or jquery ajax).\n\nif you’re talking to your own connect app you need to make sure to include the jwt token that you ca…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@taavitilgre](/u/taavitilgre),\n\nthis sounds a lot like you are using [atlassian-connect-spring-boot](https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/atlassian-connect-spring-boot/src/master/) for your app? as mentioned in the readme, you can let it inject an atlassianhostuser into your rest controller methods:\n\n@controller\n\npublic class helloworld {\n\n@requestmapping(value = \"/hello-world\", method = re…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "by debugging the result of createcanonicalrequest function i’ve sorted out that i hardcoded the ‘get’ method somewhere :sweat:\n\nthanks for your help, it now works like charm!", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "my solution:\n\nfor (final project p : projectmanager.getprojects()) {\n\nfinal fieldconfigscheme scheme = issuetypeschememanager.getconfigscheme(p);\n\nif (!scheme.getassociatedissuetypes().contains(issuetype)) {\n\nfinal optionset op…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "this seems to work when hitting the wiki/rest/api/content/ endpoint\n\n{\n\n\"title\": \"test page from api editor v2\",\n\n\"type\": \"page\",\n\n\"space\": {\n\n\"key\": \"ts1\"\n\n},\n\n\"status\": \"current\",\n\n\"ancestors\": [\n\n{\n\n\"id\": \"1239286918\"\n\n}\n\n],\n\n\"body\": {\n\n\"storage\": {\n\n\"value\": \"test c…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "you can write a condition that uses the pluginaccessor to see if the other addons are installed <https://docs.atlassian.com/atlassian-plugins-api/4.0.0-rc001/atlassian-plugins-api/apidocs/com/atlassian/plugin/pluginaccessor.html> has more details.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "i finally found out what the issue was: the json file containing the translations was malformed (missing a comma). i corrected it, and suddenly the macro is installed and enabled at installation.\n\ni discovered this accidentally. i am wondering how can i get more detailed diagnostic in such cases usi…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@derekwhite](/u/derekwhite), if you want to customize the bitbucket pull request screen, in bitbucket 7+, you can start using [client-side extensions](https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/clientside-extensions/).\n\nyou can check the guide on how to start using cse:\n\n<https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/clientside-extensions/guides/introduction/>\n\nhere is the link …", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "you should add include ?expand=changelog parameter or use a separate changelog rest api [https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/rest/cloud/#api/2/issue/{issueidorkey}/changelog-getchangelogs](https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/rest/cloud/#api/2/issue/%7bissueidorkey%7d/changelog-getchangelogs)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "michael pryor replied on reddit. all good for now <https://www.reddit.com/r/trello/comments/ed6iuy/comment/fbuedq5>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "eventually found how to add [here](https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/context-parameters/) (ref. app-specific context parameters section)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[@danielanechitoaie](/u/danielanechitoaie) did you required com.atlassian.auiplugin:aui-toggle webresource?\n\nyou can do it for example adding $webresourcemanager.requireresource(“com.atlassian.auiplugin:aui-toggle”) at the top of your velocity template.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "import com.atlassian.jira.application.applicationauthorizationservice\n\nimport com.atlassian.jira.application.applicationkeys\n\nimport com.atlassian.jira.component.componentaccessor\n\ndef applicationauthorizationservice = componentaccessor.getcomponent(applicationauthorizationservice)\n\ndef usermanager = c…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "the source code would be available from <https://my.atlassian.com> if you have a license for jira. the rest api’s are implemented as a plugin so you should find it in the jira-plugins folder within the source.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hello [@alexsopinka](/u/alexsopinka),\n\nyes you can, be sure that your app has act\\_as\\_user scope and the user you are impersonating has the necessary permission to comment on the ticket (or else you get a 403). i wrote a sample app using [atlassian connect for express](https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/atlassian-connect-express/src/master/) and here’s the snippet to give you an idea.\n\napp.ge…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[image] dmehers:\n\nwould i be right in thinking that i need to look at the board 's idorganization and see if it is an id from the member’s idorganizations ?\n\nyep! that sounds right.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "[image] playsql:\n\n/servlet/upm\n\n<baseurl>/plugins/servlet/upm#manage/<yourpluginkey>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@jan.revis](/u/jan.revis),\n\nthe [jira-dev.com](http://jira-dev.com) domain is reserved for internal atlassian usage. we use it for dogfooding sites for atlassian cloud, which is why you can see it whitelisted.\n\ncheers,\n\ndave", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "i use com.google.gson.gson to convert objects to/from json:\n\nprivate final gson gson = new gsonbuilder().setprettyprinting().create();\n\ninstead of passing in a string or genericdata, i pass in a json object. convert the json string into object.class:\n\nobject jsonobject = gson.fromjson(jsonstring, o…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@111112](/u/111112) ,\n\nmaybe the thing you’re missing is useaction and usestate hooks. here’s some abbreviated code:\n\nimport forgeui, { useaction, usestate, ...} from '@forge/ui';\n\nconst app = () => {\n\nconst [initialdata] = useaction(value => value, async () => await storage.query().where(etc).getmany());\n\n…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi!\n\ni just switched the adapter to sequelize and everything works fine.\n\nthe information on how to connect to database using juggingdb is deprecated (the “store” object in config.json is totally wrong for jugglingdb, and once connected i spent the entire day trying to get it to create tables that w…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "you need to bind using jira events:\n\n<https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/extending-inline-edit-for-jira-plugins/>\n\najs.$(function() {\n\njira.bind(jira.events.new\\_content\\_added, function(e, context, reason) {\n\nif (reason === jira.content\\_added\\_reason.pageload) {\n\n.…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@brikme](/u/brikme)\n\nin the atlassian-connect-express library, atlassian …\n\ncaches access tokens together with their expiry time (which you can get from the jwt or the http headers i think)\n\nupon sending a request, they check if the previous access token expired.\n\nif it did, then they fetch a new one and put…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@rajeswari.thangavel](/u/rajeswari.thangavel),\n\nthanks for reaching out. bitbucket pipelines was designed and built for bitbucket cloud (i.e. [bitbucket.org](http://bitbucket.org)). instead, bitbucket server integrates with [bamboo](https://www.atlassian.com/software/bamboo) (though it can be used by other ci tools). you can find more information about this topic in this jira ticket: [bser…](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/bserv-9245)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi,\n\ni have similar problem since 2 days ago and now resolved with api tokes.\n\n<https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/deprecation-notice-basic-auth-and-cookie-based-auth/>\n<https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/api-tokens-938839638.html>\n\ni hope this help.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "okay, i found my problem, my axios request was in the wrong format, the corrected code is:\n\nrouter.get('/content', (req, res) => {\n\nif (req.query.hasownproperty(\"name\")) {\n\njsondata.title = req.query.name;\n\naxios({\n\nmethod: 'post',\n\nurl: `${confluencerooturi}/r…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "as mentioned in the other threads where you’ve asked this question, jql is for searching issues and there is no search api for sprints. jira doesn’t provide an out-of-the-box for grouping sprints by date. as i mentioned in [my previous response](https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/is-there-any-api-to-retrieve-the-list-of-sprints-in-a-month/14519/3?u=dmeyer), the definition of the “date” of a sprint can be interpr…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "i played around some and came up with this solution (not perfect probably but it works):\n\nimport org.apache.commons.codec.binary.hex;\n\n...\n\nbody = body.trim();\n\nstring hexbody = hex.encodehexstring(body.getbytes());\n\nif (!hexbody.equals(\"3c703ea03c2f703e\")) {\n\n// this is a user body. do something wi…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hello [@lukaszwiatrak](/u/lukaszwiatrak)\n\naccording to [confcloud-66588](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/confcloud-66588), it’s described as being 1024.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hello [@netdynamics](/u/netdynamics),\n\nhash is being returned by my $issue = $jira -> get(\"/issue/smpkb-16?fields=summary,description\"); in which i think is workable for us. dumping $issue via dumper($issue) and printing it results in\n\n$var1 = {\n\n'key' => 'test-7',\n\n'self' => 'http://localhost:2990/…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "these are a bit old - but take a look at:\n\n<https://bitbucket.org/bwoskow/optional-service-sample-plugin>\n\n[image]\n\n[how can i configure component imports as optional](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/answers-developer-questions/how-can-i-configure-component-imports-as-optional/qaq-p/548497)\n\nhello, i have a little (or not so little?) problem. i develop a plugin using components from the subversion and git plugin. but…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hi [@rorystandley](/u/rorystandley), you should be able to use the router.open or router.navigate functions to open links: <https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/custom-ui-bridge/router/>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "good question!\n\nthe difference between aui and atlaskit is the result of the decoupling of server products and cloud, mostly due to the fact that the cloud architecture allows for more rapid development and deployment.\n\naui can be considered the legacy implementation (used in server products). atlas…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "i have also created <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/confcloud-71905> since it seems like a gap in our documentation.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "short answer:\n\nno\n\nno\n\nlong answer:\n\ndepends on how complex your add-on is. if your add-on is heavily focused on client-side development and does not have many internal server product touchpoints, it should be relatively easy to migrate. however, connect is definitely a different beast compared to …", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "fixed here [custom field type module not working on issue create](https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/custom-field-type-module-not-working-on-issue-create/52224)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "answer by joe xie:\n\nthe captcha mechanism uses a cluster wide cache, so i’d expect that it should work from all nodes (that is, user sends captcha from 1 node to another node, and it should check correctly).", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "for panels i’ve had better luck using contexts this way to make sure they are loaded.\n\n<context>jira.view.issue</context>\n\n<context>jira.navigator.advanced</context>\n\n<context>jira.navigator.simple</context>", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "you can update any field on a card, including the due date, via a put to 1/cards. you will see in the parameters that due is an option.\n\ndocumentation: <https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/rest/#api-cards-id-put>\n\nfor future questions on “how to do x with the api”, i’d highly recommend openin…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "as i mentioned my macro saves the data inside the macro body. the macro body is simple page content. so you if you want to create a new entry, you parse the xhtml/storage format of the page, find your macro, enter a new entry into it’s body tag and then save the modified xhtml.\n\nof course you could …", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "for debugging purposes, jira does not bundle / compress static resources. if you install the add-on in a production ready instance, you will notice that static resources are bundled and compressed and the overall footprint will be less.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "steps\n\ndisabled it\n\nupdate my plugin(will display error message ,tell the plugin uninstalled )\n\nstop jira\n\nstart jira\n\nenable it(now system plugin became my plugin)", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "hello [@leo.lagos](/u/leo.lagos),\n\ni see the problem with your current approach (and i’ve fallen for this one, too :slight\\_smile: ); short answer, the transition id you passed for the jsd rest call is not allowed.\n\nfor a bit longer answer:\n\nwhen you call [get transitions](https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/rest/7.6.1/#api/2/issue-gettransitions), you’re getting the transitions possible for…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "we had similar issues that we opened this question with: [how can i provide an sql driver in the sdk to develop against?](https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/how-can-i-provide-an-sql-driver-in-the-sdk-to-develop-against/28815)\n\nwe were able to get a mssql driver loaded in the sdk via the method described in our thread, and we relied on the system driver that was deployed on production.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "late answer but maybe someone could still find this useful.\n\nadd this line to your velocity template:\n\n$!webresourcemanager.requireresource(“com.atlassian.jira.plugins.jira-editor-plugin:init”)\n\nand everything should work.", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]

[ { "text": "awesome [@brezzhnev](/u/brezzhnev),\n\nyou probably want to list that framework here instead <https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/frameworks-and-tools/> since the connect docs will be going away in favor of them being integrated with the product docs.\n\nwith that said the new docs have the ability to hav…", "name": "", "is_accepted": true } ]