We are testing an upgrade of JIRA from version 6.1.3 to 6.4.5 and have updated the Script Runner plugin. Now we are getting a Warning message in the logs every time a script is enacted via workflow. Can you let me know why we are getting these and what we can do to fix these warnings so that we don't get them? Is there a new way of handling the scripts in this version?
I tried searching the documentation but didn't find anything relating to a script root when running a script via workflow. I could only find mention of it during a plugin section.
Here is the main part of the log message:
[onresolve.scriptrunner.runner.ScriptRunnerImpl] Add a script root for this path: <Path to .groovy file>
I found this in the ScriptRunner documentation:
https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/4.3.1/jira/#_script_roots
I moved all of my groovy scripts to the new default directory under $JIRA_HOME/scripts, modified the Script file location in my workflows, and the WARNING message no longer appears in the log file.
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We are also getting same warning, any idea how to remove such warnings.
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@Jamie Echlin [Adaptavist] - Can you advise why this warning would come? The groovy service runs properly, but the warning message is logged every time it runs.
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Hi Adam,
I have the same issue. JIRA version 6.3.4 and scriptrunner version 3.0.6. Nevertheless all scripts seem to work fine.
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