What I am trying to achieve is that files being uploaded in the Documents (Business Project) are automatically stored into a specific FTP-Folder.
I tried OneDrive but due to permission issues it's not what I wanted.
i.e. In the business project where Documents are being approved etc. I want the file uploaded into ftp after it got the status "approved" before that it should stay within atlassian to save storage and also to keep overview.
Is there a solution for this?
You will need to find or write a listener that can detect "issue changed", check if things were attached to it, then copy them over to the ftp service
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Depends on how you want to implement this code.
Do you want to write an app for yourself or are you thinking to use something like ScriptRunner?
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I was thinking this was already somewhere in Jira but I just did not notice it.
Now I think I will place a feature request :)
ScriptRunner seems to be a good idea
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https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/update-the-value-of-a-custom-field-using-a-listener might be a good place to start - it gives you a scripted listener, and a little about field handling, which you can replace with code that does your copy of the attachment.
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hmm my bad. I should have mentioned that I only have jira cloud :(
I guess there will be no solution on this for the cloud based jira?
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Ah, then no, Cloud is never going to support that.
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