JMWE provides a new section of administrative tools, which you can access . These can be accessed by following these steps:
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The following pages are available:
Page Name | Description |
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Getting Started with JMWE | This page provides an introduction to the add-on, lists the latest releases, and gives |
you In general, JMWE add-on does not require any global configuration. The post-functions it offers are configured directly within JIRA's workflow editor. However, this page allows you to configure some error handling, with options to control who sees the error.| Configuration options for error handling (including control of who sees the error), displaying Transitions activity in Issue View, as well as log file configurations. |
| Shared actions (since 7.0.0) | This page |
allows you to configure | includes configurations for one or more post-functions (in a sequence) that can be reused across multiple workflows. |
| Event-based actions (since 7.0.0) |
This page allows you | Configure Jira to run one or more |
post-functions | Post Functions (in a sequence) based on a specific change made to an issue(s). |
| Scheduled actions (since 7.0.0) |
This page allows you | Configure Jira to run one or more |
post-functions This page allows you to test | Test Groovy scripts against Jira issues without needing to edit a workflow transition. |
| Shared Groovy Scripts |
This page allows you to define | Define global Groovy scripts that will be available from any Groovy script defined in |
post-functions, conditions, and validators| Post Functions, Conditions, or Validators. See the documentation for an explanation of how to take advantage of shared scripts. |
| Execution logs | This page details the executions logged by the JMWE add-on for the Jira Server/Data Center instance. |