JIRA + Script Runner : template / default Description value

using Adaptavist Script Runner plugin > Behaviour


def desc = getFieldById ("description")

def defaultValue = """ *Some text in bold*
since we have a multiline string, we can put some more
but keep it short, this is a template...
What / Why / How ...""".replaceAll(/ .   /, '')

if (! underlyingIssue.descrption) {
        desc.setFormValue(defaultValue)
}

JIRA - find a plugin usage in a Workflow (groovy Script Runner + SQL version)

 Know where/if  a plugin is used. Both have to be adapted to match a specific plugin.

First version gives more data but requires ScriptRunner.

Second version only uses SQL, but is less extensive.

You need to know what you're looking for : com.innovalog.jmwe.jira-misc-workflow-extensions

Script Groovy

Adapted from :  https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/205094/how-to-find-all-workflows-which-are-using-postfunctions-of-a-plugin

import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor import com.atlassian.jira.workflow.JiraWorkflow import com.atlassian.jira.workflow.WorkflowManager import java.util.regex.Matcher    String searchText = 'com.innovalog.jmwe.jira-misc-workflow-extensions'    WorkflowManager workflowManager = ComponentAccessor.getWorkflowManager() Collection<JiraWorkflow> workflows = workflowManager.getWorkflows()    String result = "Workflow;Function;Type;Action;Step\r\n<br/>"    workflows.each{workflow ->     def workflowXml = workflow.descriptor.asXML()     Matcher m = workflowXml =~ /${searchText}/     if (m.find()) {         String workflow_name = "${workflow.name}${if(!workflow.isActive()){";(inactive)"} else ';active'}${if(workflow.isDraftWorkflow()){"(draft)"} else ''}"         def wf = new XmlParser().parseText(workflowXml)         List<Node> wf_flat = wf.depthFirst()         wf_flat.each{             if (it.text() ==~ /.*${searchText}.*/){                 result += "$workflow_name;${getNodeInfo(it,searchText)}\n\n<br/>"             }         }     } } result    String getNodeInfo(Node n, String search) {     String nodetext = ''     nodetext += "${n.text() - search}"     def p = n.parent()     while (p) {         switch (p.name()) {             case '"post-functions"':                 nodetext += ";post-function "; break             case 'validators':                 nodetext += ";validator "; break             case 'conditions':                 nodetext += ";condition "; break             case 'action':                 nodetext += ";${p.attribute('name')} (${p.attribute('id')})"; break             case 'step':                 nodetext += ";${p.attribute('name')} (${p.attribute('id')})"; break             case 'global-actions':                 nodetext += ";GLOBAL "; break             case 'initial-actions':                 nodetext += ";INITIAL "; break            }         p = p.parent()     }     return nodetext }

 

SQL Query

From : https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/93165/find-which-workflows-that-uses-a-specific-validation-plugin

SELECT   workflowscheme.name,   workflowschemeentity.scheme,   issuetype.pname,   workflowschemeentity.issuetype FROM   issuetype,   workflowschemeentity,   workflowscheme WHERE issuetype.id = workflowschemeentity.issuetype and workflowscheme.id = workflowschemeentity.scheme and   workflowschemeentity.workflow in     (SELECT         jiraworkflows.workflowname     FROM         jiraworkflows     WHERE         jiraworkflows.descriptor like '%com.company.plugin%');

JIRA Python script : iterate to get the JQL result

Python 2.7 script to :

• query the result of a JIRA search query in JQL
• iterate so that we do not get all the data at once but only by small batches
• print the result list

Pre-requesites :

• python
• https://pypi.org/project/atlassian-python-api/
• https://atlassian-python-api.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
• some JIRA Server or JIRA Cloud + credentials
• Note that the auth for JIRA Cloud might change a bit

from atlassian import Jira
import json

#auth for JIRA Server
jira = Jira(
    url='https://support.valiantys.com',
    username='username',
    password='password')
# Get the SERVER issues that are Running
JQL = 'project = DEMO AND resolution = Unresolved AND issuetype = "Story" AND status = "In Progress" ORDER BY cf[16032] DESC, cf[15857] DESC'

data_tmp = {}   # data we progressively get each interation
issues_all = [] # full list of issues
issues_tmp = {} # list of issues during this iteration

next_start = 0
size = 50

while size > 0 :
        print("-------- trying to get issues:%s..%s" % (next_start, next_start+size))
        data_tmp = jira.jql(JQL, start=next_start, limit=size)
        next_start += size
        issues_tmp = data_tmp['issues']
        size = len(data_tmp['issues'])
        issues_all.extend(issues_tmp)

print ("(final) #issues=%s" % len(issues_all))

# now we can do things with the data
for x in issues_all:
print("%s %s %s %s" % (x['key'], x['fields']['customfield_16032'], x['fields']['customfield_15862'], x['fields']['customfield_15857']))

Stress-ng - workload for testing

 (src = https://www.loggly.com/blog/performance-monitoring-aws-cloudwatch-metrics/ )

Step 1. Installing and Running Stress-ng

Stress-ng is a load simulator available for the Ubuntu operating system. The utility has a wide variety of command line switches used for customizing the load. The installation is fairly simple as well:

# apt-get install stress-ng

More details about stress-ng can be found on the Ubuntu man page.

Once the tool is installed, it can be run as a command to simulate a CPU load with the following:

4 worker threads
80% load
Timeout after 25 minutes (1,500 seconds)

# stress-ng --timeout 1500 --cpu 4 --cpu-load 80

CloudWatch Dashboard EC2 CPUUtilizationAs the CPU becomes more and more loaded, the the CPUUtilization metric in CloudWatch also reflects it:

HAR analyser

https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/har_analyzer/

JIRA Script Runner log debug

snippet of code to use the output logs in ScriptRunner Adaptavist groovy scripts  

ScriptRunner log.debug

tool	ScriptRunner for JIRA
version	8.1.1
use case	log.debug SR script

/***********/ import org.apache.log4j.Logger import org.apache.log4j.Level   def log = Logger.getLogger("com.scriptname") log.setLevel(Level.DEBUG) /***********/   //and then, for example to print the variable trem log.debug "trem=${trem}"

example : 

Mac OS X : show (hidden) .files in the finder.

Finder options:

1.  CMD + Shift + .

Terminal options + restart finder:

1. Open Terminal found in Finder > Applications > Utilities.
2. In Terminal, paste the following:
     defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES.
3. Press return.
4. Hold the 'Option/alt' key, then right click on the Finder icon in the dock and click Relaunch.

from :

https://ianlunn.co.uk/articles/quickly-showhide-hidden-files-mac-os-x-mavericks/

Curl : get cert and connect using it

 Obtain cert from self signed site

openssl s_client -showcerts -connect 75.74.58.21:443 </dev/null 2>/dev/null | sed -n '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/p' | grep -m1 -B-1 -- '-----END CERTIFICATE-----'  > cert.pem







Connect with cert

curl --cacert cert.pem https://hostname.com 

3D design tools for free

Inspired by an online post,

• Fusion360 : with an "enthusiast licence"
• Maya LT : used in the industry, there seems to be 
• Blender : no, good for art but not for 3D modeling. Save revisions,  save often, save each item so to be able to go to "stl repair" and import objects back. Boolean can kill objects.
• Sculptris for sculptures.
• Thinkercad.com : cool for beginners ?
• Shapr3D / only on an IpadPro ?
• Open Scad : for mechanical modeling or parametric designs ?
• SolidWorks ($$$)
• FreeCAD
• 
  

Blender :

Organic design; modeling/animation/rigging

Fusion 360 :

Technical design, with precise mesures, CAD, timeline / parametric features

cf. youtube Lars Christensen 

Bamboo concepts for continuous integration : plan / stage / jobs / tasks

Example :