It is possible to import stuff from Jira. Below you can find simple tutorial, how to do it.
Valid only if you have your standalone copy of the tool!
- open
src/config.php
- change
$plugins
value to containJira
, for example:
$plugins = [
'GitHub',
'Jira',
];
Start session as a Scrum Master. Then in the menu you should see Jira
option. Click on it.
To import issues from Jira, you have to pass some configuration information:
JIRA base url
- your JIRA installation addressProject
- JIRA project, from which you want to import issues. Use shortname.Username
- your JIRA usernamePassword
- your JIRA passwordJQL
- (optional) if you want to select with extra criterias, feel free to change this value. By default it containsissuetype=story and status=backlog
, which means that only stories from backlog will be imported.
Imported issues are sorted by priority.
Just click on Load issues
button. That's it!
During planning you might want to add some new issues to JIRA. Feel free to do it! Later you can click on Reload
button on the top of issues list. Config form will appear again, then click Load issues
and all new stuff should be visible now!
Valid only if you have your standalone copy of the tool!
It might be boring to type all the credentials over and over again. You can hardcode it in your application config.
- open
src/config.php
- find
$jiraConfiguration
and fill in with values - if you can not find it, just copy the code below, paste to
src/config.php
and fill in with your values:
$jiraConfiguration = [
'base_url' => '',
'username' => '',
'password' => '',
'project' => '',
'jql' => '',
];
Even if you hardcode your JIRA configuration, you can still override i.e. project during planning. Just fill in project name in Project
field - it will override value from $jiraConfiguration
variable.