I would like to run a batch file from a Jira test case that will start programs.
I have a shared folder on our network where the batch file exists that Jira could point to.
The Better DevOps Automation app has an automation action to execute Groovy scripts, intuitively called the Run Groovy script action.
This action is a versatile tool, because this can be used to run not only Groovy scripts, but Linux shellscripts, Python programs and even batch files from Jira! It is a powerful way to execute external logic written in your preferred language as part of an automation rule.
In the case of Python, an execution looks like this in the rule configuration:
Note that although the sample recipe explains an automation that is triggered by a Git commit, you can use any other trigger to run batch files. The recipe will give you the idea if you are familiar with Jira Automation in general.
(Discl. it is a free app developed by our team.)
Welcome @Edward Facundo
Maybe you can use Webhooks for that and trigger it when you want in a specific place in the process.
https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/webhooks/
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