Web service that sits between Github and JIRA web hooks in order to sync the two systems.
Overall this should work for anyone using JIRA agile and Github. See the configExample file for configuration. Note you must have the context.xml for the webapp pointed at a config.
There's still a bit of cruft in the code that could be cleaned up, but it works.
- Created in Github -> JIRA
- Created in JIRA -> Github
- External link added to JIRA issue.
- Comments in Github -> JIRA
- Comments in JIRA -> Github
- Close / Resolve in JIRA -> closed on Github
- Reopen Issue in JIRA -> reopen in Github
- Issues moved along agile board in JIRA -> tags in Github reflect agile state
- Option to have existing issues imported to JIRA on next comment.
- Mention in body via either Github's #xxx or JIRA's PROJECT-xxx creates external link on JIRA issue.
- JIRA's PROJECT-xxx mention will automatically cause Github's #xxx to be added to body and show up on linked issue.
- If you forget to add it to the body, a comment on the PR will now also trigger linking.
- Epics created in JIRA are created in Github as Milestones
- Issues created in JIRA with an Epic link are put under the Milestone in Github
- Issues created in Github with (JIRA) Milestone are mapped to the Epic in JIRA.
- Note that neither JIRA or Github send out a notification when an Epic or Milestone is assigned to an existing issue.
- Affected Version/s and Fix Version/s created with issue in JIRA are labeled in Github.
- Affected Version/s and Fix Version/s labeled when creating issue in Github are set in JIRA.
- Add/Remove version in JIRA -> Github
- Add/Remove version in Github -> JIRA
- Mapped JIRA <-> Github usernames in config allow for users assigned to issues to be synced.
- Assign / Unassign user in JIRA -> Github
- Assign / Unassign user in Github -> JIRA
- Note that assigning an unmapped user in either system results in the opposite system to show unassigned.