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[new feature] Jira integration #340
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Recently started using jira in my first job, could i perhaps fix the issue over a week? |
Sure, fantastic! You can start by commenting in this thread using Github integration. Tell the model to find this issue, and then tell it to add a comment. |
Could you expand a bit on that? |
This test comment is created by github integration! |
@AngadManroy this is what I mean, reproduce github workflow to understand the task better. |
ok, will do |
Hi @AngadManroy Any updates here? |
Hi @olegklimov. Could I please work on this issue, since I have an idea about how integrations work after implementing the gitlab one? |
Hi @Commit2Cosmos Yes, you can start working on this |
Thanks, I'm guessing it makes sense to use jira-cli tool, and the commands that the agent should be capable of are listing, creating, editing, assigning, deleting etc. issues, correct? |
Sure, of course, that's solid first version. |
Hi @olegklimov, I've opened a PR (#410) with the first iteration of the integration. It's very similar to the github and gitlab one, but I also added a few detailed examples of commands to the |
Jira is a nice bug-tracking software.
Would be great to have the same functionality as Github integration provides: creating issues, commenting, searching.
It's not clear at this point if they have a command line utility or REST API in Jira. Both can be integrated quite easily, a change to only 2 files required (1 file for the new integration, and
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