gh-jira v1.0.7

GH Jira

NodeGH plugin for integrating Jira, an issue management system.

Maintained by Eduardo Lundgren.

Install

[sudo] npm install -g gh gh-jira

Usage

gh jira

Alias: gh ji

1. Create

Examples

• Create a new issue on a certain project.

  gh jira --new --project LPS --title 'Node GH rocks!' --message 'Body with **Markdown** support'

• Create a new issue specifying the component.

  gh jira --new --project LPS --title 'Node GH rocks!' --component UI

• Create a new, unassigned, issue.

  gh jira --new --project LPS --title 'Node GH rocks!' --unassigned

• Create a new issue and assign it to someone.

  gh jira --new --project LPS --title 'Node GH rocks!' --assignee eduardolundgren

2. Comment

Omitting --number will guess issue number from the last commit message.

Examples

• Comment on an issue.

  gh jira LPS-123 --comment "Merged, **thank you**!"

3. Open in Browser

• Omitting --number will guess issue number from the last commit message.
  • If you would prefer to use the branch as the ticket number you can change this setting in gh-plugin.json:

    "inferFromCommitTitle": false,

Examples

• Open Jira issue page in the browser.

  gh jira LPS-123 --browser

4. Transition

Omitting --number will guess issue number from the last commit message.

Both Jira and GitHub usernames are supported --assignee values.

Examples

• Start progress on an issue.

  gh jira LPS-123 --transition "Start Progress"

• Show valid transitions for the issue.

  gh jira LPS-123 --transition

• Show valid transitions for the issue and assign to an user.

  gh jira LPS-123 --assignee brianchandotcom --transition

• Show valid transitions for the issue and unassign it.

  gh jira LPS-123 --unassign --transition

5. Status

Examples

• Show current status of the issue.

  gh jira LPS-123 --status

Testing

Check Travis for continuous integration results.

• Run JSHint, a tool to detect errors and potential problems.

  npm run-script lint

• Run Mocha, a unit test framework.

  npm run-script test

Contributing

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -m 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

History

Check Release list.

License

BSD License