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Jira Issues

Crhistian Ramirez

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Jira Issues

A simple extension for Jira aimed at showing you a filtered list of issues within vscode.

Jira Issues in Action

Set up

You'll need to define the following settings before you start seeing any issues:

  • jira.baseUrl
  • jira.username
  • jira.apiToken - generate an api token
  • jira.port (default: 443)

Deprecated (don't use):

  • jira.password Jira no longer allows basic auth with password. Field still "works" but expects an apiToken regardless.

Custom filtering

By default you will see issues assigned to you that have not yet been resolved but you can provide your own JQL (Jira Query Language) expression to filter issues exactly the way you want.

  • jira.jqlExpression

For example the following expression will return all unresolved bugs assigned to you for the BAC project in the last 7 days:

assignee = currentUser() AND PROJECT = BAC AND issuetype = Bug AND resolution is EMPTY

As you can see building your own JQL query gives you enormous power in building up a list of issues that are important to you. Its recommendable to type and test your JQL expression in Jira which has a wonderful typeahead that makes building a query extremely easy.

Contributing

File bugs and feature requests in GitHub Issues.

Checkout the source code in the GitHub Repository.

License

MIT

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