How to clear ScriptRunner Groovy cache _completely_?

[Janek Schumann]

Dear Community,

I got a ScriptRunner / Groovy issue. We moved from Windows servers to Linux servers.
It seems that the ScriptRunner app isn't working correctly on Linux though.

The issue is case sensitive files. We get the following error:

The script could not be compiled: 

<pre>

 org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: 

 startup failed: 

 file:/mnt/jira/shared/scripts/ClassNameWithScope.groovy: 6: 

 Invalid duplicate class definition of class ClassNameWithScope : 

 The sources file:/mnt/jira/shared/scripts/ClassNamewithscope.groovy and file:/mnt/jira/shared/scripts/ClassNameWithScope.groovy each contain a class with the name ClassNameWithScope. @ line 6, column 1. 

 public class ClassNameWithScope ^ 1 error 

</pre>.

In the Script Editor, renaming of a file which only changes typos lower/upper case does not work.

And yet, somehow, the file was compiled. Now there are duplicated class files .... _somewhere_.

The build-in Script "Clear Groovy Cache" does not clear those files at all.

Disabling and reenabling the app does not work either.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Janek

[Radek Dostál]

It just reads to me that you have 2 files with the same name on the file system, not that it's a groovy cache problem. It doesn't generate new files into the script roots, it keeps them somewhere else.

[Florian Bonniec]

Hi

Have you try to clear the plugin cache ?

https://support.atlassian.com/jira/kb/how-to-clear-jira-data-center-server-plugin-cache/

Regards