Hi all
We created a new repository which can be used to convert between wiki and html bidirectionally. There are examples how to convert comments in the readme file.
Check repository here
Hello Francis Martens (Exalate) ,
I followed the steps mentioned in README.MD file present in https://stash.idalko.com/projects/EXAPUB/repos/transformers/browse and restarted the server after placing those files in shared location of Jira home. We are using on-prem Jira data center.
But it still showing the error which is mentioned in above comment by Charlie Schonken . I am not sure why it is not working. Please help here.
Regards
Bhakti
(Jira Server)
Having the same issue with the script processor not importing the class successfully.
I have added the latest jsoup jar to <jirahome>/scripts and added the HtmlToWiki.groovy file to <jirahome>/scripts/com/exalate/transform
(NB, I had to create the folders under /scripts)
After this, I'm still seeing the failed import message in Exalate connection. So, couple of questions:
Thanks!
Looks all ok.
This is the layout on my dev Jira (dc)
Normally you should not need to restart, but give it a try
Had to schedule in the restart, but a restart of Jira did in fact fix this. Thanks!
Exalate is caching the external scripts and it might be the case that once that an import fails, it will remain failing until the add-on is reenabled or the application restarted.
We've just tried to implement this and we get this error when trying to save & publish the script:-
Question from Julie (by email)
Quick question – in which of these should the script and the jar file be saved in please?
On data center - it should go on the shared home folder.
I will update the readme.md
Another question from Julie (by email)
We’re syncing in both directions – is there a solution for Syncing from JIRA to Azure?
This is being worked on as we speak
We've tried to locate <jirahome>/scripts/com/exalate/transform but our IT team haven't been able to locate it in our DataCenter backend.
They have asked me to ask you - could you please provide them with a precise location that is relevant to Data Center and also which of the files in the GIT repo they need to place in that location.
Thanks.
The folders need to be added by your IT Team
I updated the readme.md on the repo to provide the necessary explaination.
Let me know
Hi our IT Team have unzipped the zip file but are not clear on where to put the files, can you please be more specific in regards to datacenter, do we need to create additional folders for these files or where to put them?
the more step by step info for datacenter the better.
Thanks
All the details are in the readme.md on the repo
https://stash.idalko.com/projects/EXAPUB/repos/htmltowiki/browse/README.MD
The answer to this question further builds on the capability which has been created for the transformation of html from servicenow and Jira - as presented in the servicenow community article
The external script 'HtmlToWiki', which can be found on our public git repo (here) including the necessary installation instructions.
Check out following demo about the capabilities.
when I apply
// Handle Ticket Description
import com.exalate.transform.HtmlToWiki
HtmlToWiki htw = new HtmlToWiki()
issue.description = htw.transform(replica.description)
.. exelate refuses to publish saying
Assuming this is because I am on JIRA Cloud (not on-premise)
Jira Cloud is using markdown.
There are methods to convert from html to markdown
Assume that you have an integration between Azure DevOps and Jira On Premise.
Azure DevOps is using html to format multi line fields like description, comments
Jira can use wiki renderer based formats.
The challenge is now to do the conversion between the two formatting styles.
How?