The ScriptRunner action shows the warning "Disabled third party extension for Automation for Jira?" when configuring an automation rule
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Summary
The purpose of this knowledge article is to describe a scenario where the ScriptRunner action cannot be used in Jira automation rules, due to the warning shown below, and how to fix it:
Note that this article is only applicable for Jira applications that have the third-party add-on ScriptRunner for Jira installed since the action "Execute a ScriptRunner script" comes from this add-on.
Diagnosis
Generate a HAR file, or check the browser Network tab while loading the page Project Settings > Automation for any project
Look for a request that is sent to the invalid endpoint /secure/undefined/rest/wrm/2.0/resources that returns the 404 Not Found HTTP error
Enter plugin safe mode in the ⚙ > Manage Apps > Manage Apps, then re-enable the ScriptRunner add-on and check if the warning goes away
If the warning goes away, then this article is relevant
Make sure to exit plugin safe mode, otherwise all the 3rd party add-ons will remain in the disabled state
If your operations rely heavily on 3rd party add-ons, we highly recommend to:
Either perform this test on a clone/test Jira environment
Or to perform it outside business hours
Cause
There is a 3rd party add-on that is preventing Automation For Jira from properly loading the action "Execute a ScriptRunner script" that comes from ScriptRunner. So far, only the 2 add-ons below have been reported to cause this issue, but there might be others:
Solution
The solution consists of 2 main steps described below.
Step 1 - Identify the problematic add-on
Go to the page ⚙ > Manage Apps > Manage Apps
Disable each 3rd party add-on 1 by 1
Whenever you disable 1 add-on, try to configure a new automation rule and check if the warning still appears when loading the action "Execute a ScriptRunner script"
If the warning is still there, go back to the previous step and continue disabling add-ons
If the warning goes away, take note of the last add-on that was disabled, as it is the one that was causing the issue
Once you identified the problematic add-on, re-enable all the add-ons
Step 2 - Disable the problematic add-on or reach out to their support team
You have 2 options here:
Either disable the problematic add-on, so that you can configure the automation rule using the action "Execute a ScriptRunner script"
Or, if disabling this add-on is not an option, please reach out to the add-on support team so that you can get assistance on this issue since 3rd party add-ons are not supported by Atlassian. You can find the link to the add-on support portal on its listing on the Atlassian Marketplace
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