Since version 6.3.0 (for Jira 7) and 7.1.0 . We (for Jira 8), we have removed the ability to configure the connectionConnection's cache expiry via the connection user interface to give way to the new Atlassian cache2 library upgrade to support Data Center.
Connection Configuration Interface.
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The cache expiry will have defaulted now defaults to 24 hours. If you need to configure the cache expiry for some reason. You still can any reason, you may still do it by configuring the System Property(
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system property (you must be an admin).
To do this:
Edit
bin/setenv.sh
Append the following property to
JVM_EXTRA_ARGS:
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-Dnet.customware.plugins.connector.salesforce.connection.<connectionId>.cacheExpiry |
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=30 |
Replace the <connectionId> placeholder with the Connection that you are configuring.
In the above example, the value 30 represents 30 minutes. You may adjust this accordingly.
If you are administering Jira Data Center, you will need to restart the Jira Data Center Cluster(Stop cluster (i.e., stop all the nodes in the cluster) for the cluster caches to pick up the new configuration.