I have Jenkins Mutibranch pipeline. I want to integrate my Jira with one of multibranch project. I have installed the JIRA Trigger Plugin and configured Webhook in Jira. however, when I checked in my Jenkins job it does not show me the B***uild when an issue is updated in JIRA*** but it shows when I go to View Configuration in the particular branch. it allows me to select the Build when an issue is updated in JIRA but there is no option to save the changes. I know this might be a reason the option is view only. but how can I configure this?
Is anyone configured JIRA Trigger Plugin with Jenkins mutibranch project where using Jenkinsfile? and what is the correct way of integrating this?
Should I do some coding in the Jenkins file to get this done?
I have to configure our Bamboo server to work with Jira. My Objective is to trigger the Bamboo build from JIRA (when issue update) and Build status of Bamboo update into Jira with respective issue.
How can I do this?
You can just take a look into the official documentations; here the links:
Running a Bamboo Build when Releasing a Version
Viewing Bamboo activity in JIRA applications
I want to create a new Jira issue after everytime Jenkins jobs running no matter the result is passed or failed. But my setting was no effect in Jenkins. It only created a Jira issue for the first time, then, it only added a comment to the old JIRA issue after running job finished.
Here is my setting:
"JIRA: Create issue" in Jenkins
Only updated JIRA Comments in the old Jira issue
BTW: Other related functions are OK. Likeļ¼ triggered Jenkins job after Jira issue status changed or added comments to jira after running job.
Versions:
Jenkins ver. 2.32.2
JIRA plugin: 2.5
JIRA Integration for Jenkins: 3.1.3
Jira Issue Updater: 1.18
JIRA Pipeline Steps: 1.3.1
JiraTestResultReporter plugin 2.0.6
JIRA Trigger Plugin: 0.5.1
jira-ext Plugin:0.7
JIRA: 7.5.0
Thanks in advance!
I'm building a Continous Integration environment with Jira, Jenkins and GitLab. One of the things I need is that every time an issue is created in Jira, a branch is created in Gitlab, with the same name as the issue of Jira, using a job by Jenkins.
Using the Jira trigger Plugin for Jenkins I get that every time an issue is created, the job is launched to create the branch, but what I can not do is read the name of the issue from the jira trigger to name the gitlab branch. Do you know what I can do?
I solved it using the JIRA_ISSUE_KEY variable that it's sent to Jenkins.
I want to integrate Jenkins with JIRA Cloud.
I want Jenkins to start build job when i'm updating Issue Status in JIRA.
example: when the issue in jira is going from status IN PROGRESS to DEV COMPLETED, I want Jenkis to start a build.
regards, Maja
Usually the flow is a little bit different.
After you done with the development you should add JIRA ticket number in commit.
Then create pull request (if you use Git as VCS) and merge it to main branch.
Git server will trigger build on the Jenkins side (you should find Jenkins plugin for your case).
After build is done there Jenkins can send update status to Jira (via Jenkins JIRA plugin
There are some variations. For example you want to allow merge only when build on Jenkins was successful. In this case JIRA update should be performed by Git service.
Thank you for your fast response, but we got different situation than the given answer. I will try to explain clearly.
1. we got Jira on cloud that successfully communicate with Gitlab. (there is a build in jenkins after commit in Jira)
2. and we got one test Jenkins on our local machine
Jira is configured in Jenkins and we got all needed plugins in Jenkins.
Now we want, with every changed status on the issue in Jira (from IN PROGRESS to DEV COMPLETED), Jenkins to make an automatic build on the job.
Additionaly, Is there any Jenkins Plugin for Jira CLOUD that could help us?
At this time, there is no Jenkins plugin / add-on for JIRA cloud, even though it is in high demand. It is rumored there may be one coming out in November / December 2017 as a beta.
If you are using Bitbucket, I'd recommend checking out Pipelines. Or, take a look at Bamboo or TeamCity as these tools integrate directly with JIRA Software Cloud.