Crucible 2.3 : Using JIRA Integration in Crucible Reviews
This page last changed on Feb 17, 2010 by edawson.
This page contains information on how to use JIRA integration with Crucible reviews. On this page:
1. Create a JIRA Issue for your ReviewTo use JIRA integration, you must begin with a JIRA issue that you will use as the parent issue for the review. Crucible will create and resolve sub-tasks belonging to this parent issue. Once your parent issue is created, make a note of its issue key, e.g. FE-1968. 2. Create Your Review and Link it to a JIRA IssueWhen creating your review, you have an option called 'Linked Issue'. Crucible may put a suggested JIRA issue key into this field automatically. You can specify a different issue key and click 'Link' to save it. You can also click the 'x' to clear the field and load a different issue key. Screenshot: Selecting a JIRA Issue When Creating a Review You can also link a JIRA issue to the review after the review is created. When viewing a review, the top-left hand corner of the screen shows meta-information. One of the links in this area is titled 'Linked JIRA Issue:' and then a suggested JIRA issue key. Click this link to associate that JIRA issue with this review. 3. Make a Comment or Defect on the ReviewOnce your review has a linked JIRA issue, create a comment or defect comment anywhere on the review. Once created, the comment actions will show a link titled 'Create Issue' (note that this link does not appear on replies — only on new comments). You can click that to instantly create a sub-task under the parent JIRA, which will take the content of the comment as its summary. Screenshot: Selecting a JIRA Issue From a Comment 4. Click to create a JIRA Sub-TaskClicking the 'Create Issue' link will allow you to create a JIRA sub-task under the parent JIRA issue, e.g.: Screenshot: The JIRA 'Create Issue' dialog
Once created, the sub-task JIRA issue key, status and default action (i.e. 'Resolve') will be shown. If you hover your mouse over the JIRA issue key, an information window will show more information and controls relating to that JIRA issue. Screenshot: The JIRA Hover information window
5. Resolve the JIRA issue through CrucibleOnce the work required on your sub-task is completed, simply click the action link provided to signal that this has occurred (e.g. 'Resolve'). The JIRA issue will be closed.
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