Jira/Eclipse integration

[Sean Burke]

Is there a Jira plugin for eclipse?  Would like to see all the work assigned to me my development tool but don't see to see a plugin.  If not what is the typical work flow of associating a task with a commit in git.  Placing a the number in the comment of a commit?

[Alexey Matveev]

Hello,

I do not think such a plugin exists. There is a similiar plugin for IntelliJ but the latest version of the plugin is dated to 2015.

https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/2190-atlassian-connector-for-intellij-ide

I actually never used the plugin.

If you have Bitbucket then you can make an application link with your Jira and on committing your changes you can enter an issue key to the commit comments and you will be able to see your commit in the issue. You can find more info here:

https://www.atlassian.com/blog/bitbucket/integration-tips-jira-software-bitbucket-server

[Sean Burke]

Thanks, we have an enterprise atlassian licence.  Apparently you can go into Jira admin and add the GIT url and this allows association for a issue with a commit.  Is there a document on setting up the integration this way.  Thanks, sorry new to the whole suite of tools.

[Alexey Matveev]

You would need a GIT server like Bitbuket, GitHub or something like this. If you have Bitbucket, then you can create an application link to your Bitbucket server. 

If you do not use Bitbucket, then you can use a plugin. For example, this one:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.xiplink.jira.git.jira_git_plugin/cloud/overview

[Aron Gombas _Midori_]

To associate a Git commit with a Jira issue, all you have to do is entering the issue key (like MYPROJ-123) in the Git commit message.

[Deleted user]

Can you please give some more details?

[Aron Gombas _Midori_]

Well, our app called Better Commit Policy helps you to implement this.

Basically, you'd create a policy with the "commit message must contain issue keys" condition and configure that accordingly:

[Will Mulder]

Hi,

The Eclipse/Mylnn/Jira connector is no longer supported by Atlassian and even though the opensource jira-rest-java-client libraries have been updated to handle the api drift of Jira Cloud, I myself have been unable to figure out how to update/fix the plugin (Atlassian Connector for Eclipse / Atlassian JIRA Connector)

Does anyone else use Eclipse and would like a Task-based focus on their Jira workload? I imagine there are many of you out there... How do you do it? Is there another way? Have you handmade your own connector/plugins?

Many thanks if anyone can help.

Best,
Will

[Mario Charest]

Post on March 10, no answer after two month so guess there is no hope?

[edward]

I loved the task based focus with jira integration.  Unfortunately I have not been able to do that since the plugin was cancelled and they changed the response message so the existing plugin no longer works.  

It would be great if this could be resurrected or if some guidance can be given on how to build the plugin from source.

I believe most people have just given up on anticipating any new development on this.  As an aside, there is a working plugin for intellij, but I prefer eclipse.