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Property Name | Property Code | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Jira URL |
| Yes | Jira URL (For example http://myjira.atlassian.net) |
Jira User |
| Yes | Jira User Name |
Jira Auth Type |
| No | Authentication method for connecting to Jira. Defaults to BasicAuth. |
Jira API Token |
| Yes | Jira API Token. See (https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/api-tokens-938839638.html) to learn more about API tokens and how to create them. |
Jira Ticket URL Pattern |
| Yes | Jira Ticket URL Pattern (/browse/{JIRA_ISSUE}) |
Jira Rest API Pattern |
| Yes | Jira Rest API Pattern (/rest/api/2/issue/{JIRA_ISSUE}) |
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Configure JIRA Issue Tracking Instance on your project or parent folder. Issue Tracking configurations are inherited by sub-folder and projects. This configuration will allow you to integrate JIRA Issues with your project builds. See Configure Project for Issue Tracking for more details.
Work Item pattern is optional if you plan to prefix work item numbers in commit message with #. If specific, this will used to parse source code commit logs for JIRA Issues.
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using commit messages - use the format #issue for example, #GLORY-1234. Or you use GLORY-1234 in commit message if GLORY- is setup as work item pattern. You can use one or more issue numbers in commit message, but it is good idea to have separate commits for each issue.
manually at build time - just specify issue number(s) on build request form in work items input. For example, GLORY-1. Note that # prefix only necessary with commit message.
manually with package - just specify issue number(s) on package configuration.
See Associate Work Items to a Build for more information about linking Work Items to builds.
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