Functions
The Jira Plugin enables the listed actions and triggers
1. Trigger - New Issue
Trigger an automation when a new issue is created in a specified Jira project.
Display Name: The name you want to set for the node.
Project ID: The key of the Jira project to monitor for new issues.
2. Trigger - Updated Issue
Trigger an automation when an existing issue is updated in a specified Jira project.
Display Name: The name you want to set for the node.
Project ID: The key of the Jira project to monitor for updated issues.
3. Action (Create) - Create Issue
Create a new issue in a specified Jira project.
Display Name: The name you want to set for the node.
Project ID: The key of the Jira project to create the issue in.
Issue type: The type of issue to create (e.g., Task, Bug, Story).
Summary: A brief summary of the issue.
Description (optional): A detailed description of the issue.
Assignee (optional): The username or email address of the person to assign the issue to.
Priority (optional): The priority level of the issue (e.g., Low, Medium, High).
4. Action (Create) - Update Issue
Update an existing issue in a specified Jira project.
Display Name: The name you want to set for the node.
Issue ID: The key of the issue to update.
Summary (optional): A new brief summary of the issue.
Description (optional): A new detailed description of the issue.
Assignee (optional): A new assignee for the issue.
Priority (optional): A new priority level for the issue.
Status (optional): A new status for the issue (e.g., In Progress, Done).
5. Action (Search) - Search Issues
Search for issues in a specified Jira project based on certain criteria.
Display Name: The name you want to set for the node.
Project key: The key of the Jira project to search for issues in.
Query (optional): A Jira Query Language (JQL) query to filter the search results.
6. Action (Create) - Link Issues
Display Name: The name you want to set for the node.
Source issue ID: The key of the first issue you want to link.
Target issue ID: The key of the second issue you want to link.
Link type: The type of relationship you want to establish between the two issues (e.g., "relates to," "blocks," "is blocked by").
For example, if you want to link Issue A to Issue B with a "blocks" relationship, you would enter the following information:
Display Name: The name you want to set for the node.
Source issue ID: Issue A's key
Target issue ID: Issue B's key
Link type: "blocks"
This would establish that Issue A blocks Issue B, indicating that Issue B cannot be completed until Issue A is resolved.
7. Action (Search) - Get Issue
Display Name: The name you want to set for the node.
Issue key: The key of the issue to retrieve details for.
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