I'm reviewing the apps that are installed on our various Atlassian products to make sure they are actually being used ahead of a potential migration to Cloud.
On our Service Desk instance, we have ScriptRunner installed. Clicking through the tabs shows that Jobs, Listeners, Fields, Fragments, REST Endpoints and Resources are all empty.
How can I (preferably easily) determine if the JQL Functions or the Workflows extensions are being used on this instance?
Thanks.
In Script Runner -> Built-in script menu, there is a "Script Registry" button which scans all custom workflow scripts within the instance. Do not forget to check it.
For JQL's, you should check all filters from "Go to Issues -> Manage Filters"
You can also identify from db (including private filters) https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-retrieve-a-list-of-private-filters-or-dashboards-939918469.html
Best regards
Thank you for suggesting "Script Registry" ... it looks like we aren't using it on the workflows.Thank you also for suggesting the filter check.
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You are welcome. It looks like there is no active plugin usage.
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You can check in the database for JQL function usage.
select * from searchrequest where reqcontent like '%issuefunction%'
I hope it helps.
Go to ScriptRunner | Resources | Local database connection to test this query.
Ravi
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