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Deploy jira plugin to a standalone JIRA using CLI

Sivaz April 29, 2013

I have a standalone JIRA instance running on my server. I have built a jira plugin using the atlas-mvn command and this has created a jar file.

Usual process is to login to standalone JIRA UI and deploy from UPM.

But is there a way I can deploy this plugin directly to the standalone instance using a command line or shell script.

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Bob Swift OSS (Bob Swift Atlassian Apps)
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Sivaz April 30, 2013

Thanks!! That worked! :-)

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Or of course, you can use mvn-debug which will lauch a debug version of a JIRA instance for testing and either use FastDev or atlas-cli > pi to relaunch after a recompile.

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Or of course, you can use mvn-debug which will lauch a debug version of a JIRA instance for testing and either use FastDev or atlas-cli > pi to relaunch after a recompile.

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You could build your own ant file or gradle file which deploys your jar to the remote server and starts Jira in a web browser.

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