Crucible 2.0 : JIRA Integration in Crucible
This page last changed on Jul 06, 2009 by tim@atlassian.com.
This page contains instructions for setting up JIRA integration in Crucible. On this page:
JIRA issues can be viewed in the main Dashboard view in Crucible. This requires you to enter details on the required JIRA server(s) via the Crucible administration screens. Opening the Administration Screen for JIRA IntegrationTo set up JIRA integration, open the Administration screen and then click 'JIRA Servers' under the 'Global Settings' sub-menu on the left navigation bar. The 'View JIRA Servers' administration page opens. Screenshot: The View JIRA Servers Page On the View JIRA Servers page, you can carry out a number of operations as listed on this page. Adding a New JIRA ServerTo add a new JIRA server from the View JIRA Servers page, click 'Add JIRA Server'. The 'Add JIRA Server' page opens. Screenshot: The Add JIRA Server Page A number of fields and options must be filled out or selected on this page. See the table below for information on each field.
Once you've filled out the necessary fields, click 'Test' to ensure that your details are correct. If you have a positive message return from the test, click 'Save'. Obtaining the Subtask Type ID
To obtain this value, carry out the following steps. 1. Enable sub-tasks on your JIRA instance from the 'JIRA Administration' > '*Sub-Tasks' page. See the JIRA documentation for details on this step. Screenshot: Obtaining the Subtask Type ID Obtaining the Subtask Resolution ID and Subtask Resolution Action ID
To obtain these values, carry out the following steps. 1. Open your JIRA instance and go to 'Administration' > 'Workflows'. The 'Workflows' screen opens. By default, the 'JIRA' workflow is shown on screen in a table. Screenshot: Obtaining the Subtask Resolution ID & Subtask Resolution Action ID Editing Default JIRA Server Mappings
To enable this feature, click 'Edit Default JIRA Server Mappings' from the View JIRA Servers page. The 'Map JIRA Project Default' page opens. Screenshot: The Default JIRA Server Mappings Page On this page, select the FishEye repositories or Crucible Projects that you wish to associate with all the JIRA servers you have configured for use in Crucible. You can click 'add all' to quickly include them all in this category. You can remove individual items by clicking the small 'X' marks. Once you've finished, click 'Save'.
Operations on Existing ServersOnce you have configured an existing JIRA server, there are three main operations you can carry out on it: 'Edit', 'Mappings' and 'Delete'. These options appear on the far right of the screen. Screenshot: Operations in the JIRA Servers Page Edit settings for an existing JIRA serverWhen you click 'Edit', you can adjust any of the general settings you configured when you first added the server. Edit mappings for an existing JIRA serverWhen you click 'Mappings', a page is loaded that is almost identical to the 'Default Mapping' screen, but allows you to choose mappings only for that specific JIRA server. Delete an existing JIRA serverClicking 'Delete' will remove the server from the list. |
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