quick list, plugin name, sen and installed version

[Deleted user]

when we look at the apps section of Jira as administrators we see the installed apps. I wonder if there is a way to see, synthetically, the list of all plugins and their SEN and version, without having to click on each one every time to expand the specific plugin detail view.

[Lih Yao Tiong · Accepted solution]

Hi @[deleted]

If you're not familiar with shell scripting, I would like to suggest you create a support zip file: https://confluence.atlassian.com/support/create-a-support-zip-790796819.html .

You should see there's a folder named "application-properties," and there's a file named"application.xml" inside the folder.
You should see the list of plugin name, version, status in "application.xml" but with no SEN.

[Lih Yao Tiong]

@[deleted] Not sure why, I received the notification that you accepted my answer but I couldn't see it. :(

[Deleted user]

@Lih Yao Tiong  Hi I didn't understand what you had to see. I got your suggestion and you helped me figure out what I needed to do, so I put that answer down as okay with me and accepted it. What should I do then, you explain it to me. maybe I made a mistake ?

[Lih Yao Tiong]

@[deleted] No worries, I guess maybe only one accepted answer allowed in a question.

I'm happy to know I helped you figured out what you needed! :D

[Charlie Misonne]

Hi @[deleted] , @Lih Yao Tiong 

I marked this answer as accepted too as it is a good workaround indeed :-)
However you'll still need to get the SEN numbers from somewhere else.

Know that you can view your SEN numbers on https://my.atlassian.com/ if you are a billing or technical contact on the licenses.

[Lih Yao Tiong]

@Charlie Misonne Thank you so much!

[Charlie Misonne · Accepted solution]

Your best shot would be to write a litte script if you want everything in 1 go. If you're familiar with shell scripting it should be quite easy.

With this you can get all plugins but unfortunately it does not contain the SEN's:

curl -u admin -G "<base-url>/rest/plugins/1.0/" | jq .plugins

You could loop over the results and execute this one to get the SEN's GET /rest/plugins/1.0/${plugin.key}-key