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The SIL Scheduler Page


The Scheduler page can be accessed from Administration → SIL Scheduler.

The first column contains the full path to the script and the arguments, if they exist.

The second column contains either the interval on which the script should run or the cron expression interpreted.

The third column contains the date and time of the next run.

The fourth column contains the user to impersonate when running the script.

The last column contains the possible operations to do with a scheduler (delete, in our case).


Managing SIL Scheduler


The SIL Scheduler feature allows users to run SIL scripts after a valid JIRA interval or using a CRON expression.


Since Power Scripts for JIRA (formerly known as JJUPIN) 4.0.0, the jobs are persistent (they are kept alive towards JIRA restarts). Please read about scheduling jobs here: Scheduling Routines. Since this mechanism uses the same scheduling engine, the same notes apply.


Each scheduled job has the following properties:

  • Scheduler type - either interval or CRON expression
  • Schedule - a valid JIRA interval or a CRON expression
  • Repeatable - if you use a JIRA interval you can choose if the job repeats at the specified interval
  • Script - the SIL Script that will run using the schedule defined by the user
  • Arguments - the arguments of the job
  • Run script as - the user assumed to run the script (if any)



To schedule a CRON job, change the type to 'CRON' and enter a valid schedule (CRON expression)


Info

To edit the actual scripts, please use the SIL Manager.

After saving the added job, a new entry is added to the table from the administration page.

We have removed standard services from Power Scripts for JIRA 4.0 - all your scripts will be migrated to the scheduler, since it provides a more flexible mechanism. 

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