Sidehistorik
JIRA Jira can be very efficient, but out of the box no real automation exists..In the "good old days", the only way to do this was JellyScript - a horrible XML implementation of scripting, java wrapped in XML..
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JellyScript is Deprecated and not supported in JIRA - Use ScriptRunner for JIRA plugin |
Interfacing
These days several other ways exist:
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| Automation App | Almost standard now-a-days... (and You get it automatically in cloud) Some Apps, like JSU App and Script Runner App offer parts of automation | ||||||||
| Atlassian CLI | My favorite tool As it is java based, it is virtually platform independant, the main downside is that is is slow. | ||||||||
| JIRA JellyScript | See Atlassian (old) samples at: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Jelly+Escalation
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| Supported by the Script Runner plugin - This should be very good, made by Jamie Echlin App | See sam some samples at https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Miscellaneous+Groovy+Scripts library.adaptavist.com | ||||||||
| REST API | Interfacing with JIRA through webservices - REST, The SOAP and XML-RCP is deprecated |
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