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JIRA needs a solid CLI tool. I wrote something like this at one of my past companies that has gone batshit crazy about agile. The process weighed so heavily on
by maxaf 10y ago
JIRA needs a solid CLI tool. I wrote something like this at one of my past companies that has gone batshit crazy about agile. The process weighed so heavily on me that I felt the need to automate it via JIRA's REST API, which yielded (after some hacking) a CLI tool.
The tool was heavily focused on making tolerable the idiosyncrasies and vagaries of working for that one company, but this gave me food for thought: there's definitely room for doing bug tracking from the command line.
- avn2109 10y agoA guy I used to work with did this too. He had it tied in with his Git installation so it would listen for certain commit messages/branching actions and automatically modify Jira's state to reflect his work.
- maxaf 10y agoHa! I did something similar to track time in JIRA's work logs. Changing a branch == context switch => new work log boundary. Those were fun times.