I've seen tempo show a getting started button on the dialog, which pops up after the plugin is installed.
How did they do that?
Is it maybe something like this? Do they do some javascript magic?link: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/145147/is-there-a-way-to-inject-javascript-onto-the-view-page-of-an-issue-based-on-the-workflow-step
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configure.url works, but the post.install.url does not seem to do anything. could you provide sample code maybe?
It is supposed to be like this?
<atlassian-plugin key="${project.groupId}.${project.artifactId}" name="${project.name}" plugins-version="2"> <plugin-info> <param name="post.install.url">/my_url</param>
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Here's a sample from Configuration Manager for JIRA
<atlassian-plugin key="com.botronsoft.jira.configurationmanager" name="${project.name}" plugins-version="2"> <plugin-info> .... <param name="configure.url">/plugins/servlet/com.botronsoft.jira.configurationmanager/license</param> <param name="post.install.url">/secure/ConfigurationManagerGetStarted.jspa</param> <param name="post.update.url">/secure/ConfigurationManagerGetStarted.jspa</param> .... </plugin-info> ...
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Ah I was out of date..I had v2.13.2 of UPM.
"The post.install.url
and post.update.url
require UPM 2.3 or higher. If a plugin defines these URLs but is installed or updated within a UPM 2.2 instance or earlier, they are ignored."
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"If a customer downloads an add-on JAR and uses the Upload Plugin installation technique, UPM ignores these parameters."
That's my problem I guess.
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That's possible. You may try to change the license to test if the button is there. I've noticed than the button usually appears when you change the license. Also if you upload a new version it should be there also.
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For now, I'm just making dev builds of my app, that we would test internally, using jar files (upload add-on button on the Manage add-ons page). I don't want to include licensing yet.
I've tried bumping up the version, but that did not work also.
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