I'm working with the example LDAP search script at https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/resources.html#_ldap_connection
The line "attributes.get('cn').get()" gives a syntax error because Object doesn't have a get method. Can ScriptRunner be made aware of the type of attributes so that the syntax error doesn't occur?
Yes, the script executes fine. I just have these nasty red X's next to my code implying that something is broken.
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You can ignore these STC errors. Also look at this page for information related to this topic: https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/#_tips_for_type_checking
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It would be nice if the examples didn't have STC errors out of the box. For someone new to ScriptRunner, I rely upon the STC to tell me when I've done something that isn't going to work.
I do see that there is an "as" clause in the example. I would have thought that would give the STC enough information to know the type of "attributes".
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