Besides User Group Picker PRO itself, there are also two dependencies, two complementary apps that are installed with it:
- SIL Engine™ – a library having countless utility routines, but most importantly, it contains a SIL language parser.
- warden – licensing support for several our apps
Installing via Atlassian Universal Plugin Manager
If you are connected to the Atlassian Marketplace website from your Jira administration console, you can install our apps directly from the Marketplace. For more information, see Installing add-ons and Universal Plugin Manager pages.
- Log into your Jira as Admin.
- In the cog wheel menu, go to Add-ons.
- In the search field of the Find new add-ons section, search for "User Group Picker PRO".
This installation method is the quickest way. You can also install by file upload, as described in the next section.
Installing by file upload
It might seem more complicated but a manual install is quite easy to do. After all, all you have to do is to copy certain files. Here's how.
- Download the User Group Picker PRO file from the Atlassian Marketplace.
- Log into your Jira as Admin.
- From Jira administration console, click the Manage add-ons link.
- Click Upload add-on and select the file you downloaded, and click Upload.
- If not already done, enable logging on our modules. Open with a text editor of your choice the Jira log4j configuration file JIRA_INSTALL_DIR/atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/log4j.properties and add these 2 lines at the end of it.
Restart Jira.
log4j.logger.com.keplerrominfo=INFO, filelog
log4j.additivity.com.keplerrominfo=
false
What should I do if I installed an incompatible version?
User Group Picker PRO is only compatible starting with Jira 7.0; JDK version should be at level 8.
If you have installed an incompatible version, perform the following steps:
- Uninstall warden.
- Uninstall SIL Engine™.
- Uninstall UGP Pro.
Install a version of UGP Pro that is compatible with your Jira version.
SIL Engine™ and warden should now have the right versions as well.- Check any dependent apps, such as Power Scripts for Jira or Power Actions, etc. These apps must be re-enabled manually