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Jira

Purify + Jira

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Overview

Purify allows you to create Jira tickets.

In addition, Purify will track changes in created tickets, and if tickets will be resolved, Purify will also close them.

Configuration

First, you need to get Atlassian API token. Go here to create them.

Second, do the following:

http POST https://purifyhost/api/settings/jira \
    "apikey: your-api-token" \
    username="myemail@domain.com" \
    host="mycompany.atlassian.net" \
    api_key="xxxxxxx"

If there are no errors, then everything is fine.

Action

In the issue view you can see pretty straightforward button:

If you click on it, Purify will convert the issue into Markdown and give you the ability to edit its content:

Jira does not support markdown <details> feature, so it will not the same as on the preview below. Consider refactoring it.

When you're done with refactoring, click on Next and complete ticket

Currently, when Purify creates a Jira ticket, it sets Unassigned as the assignee.

Purify will convert markdown, into Jira compatible markdown, so your issue will look exactly like the preview.

Extras

In addition, Purify will track changes in created tickets, and if tickets will be resolved, Purify will also close them.

When it happens, Purify will add the following comment to the issue:

Basic Markdown editor