commands.sh

jira

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Interface (third party) for interacting with Jira. Note: Obtaining a Jira API token and exporting it to the shell as a `$JIRA_API_TOKEN` variable is required.

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Subcommands (10)

jira browse

This command is an alias of `jira open`.

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jira issue

Manage issues in a Jira project.

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jira issues

This command is an alias of `jira issue`.

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jira me

Display the configured `jira` user.

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jira navigate

This command is an alias of `jira open`.

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jira open

Open a Jira issue or project in the browser.

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jira project

Manage Jira projects.

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jira projects

This command is an alias of `jira project`.

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jira sprint

Manage sprints in a Jira project board.

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jira sprints

This command is an alias of `jira sprint`.

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Options (4)

boolean

List recent issues

Example: jira issue {{[ls|list]}}
-a, --assigneeboolean

List unassigned issues with high priority

Example: jira issue {{[ls|list]}} {{[-a|--assignee]}} x {{[-y|--priority]}} High
-y, --priorityboolean

List unassigned issues with high priority

Example: jira issue {{[ls|list]}} {{[-a|--assignee]}} x {{[-y|--priority]}} High
-P, --parentboolean

Create a new issue with a parent issue

Example: jira issue create {{[-P|--parent]}} {{parent}}

Examples (6)

Create a configuration file (required before using `jira`)

jira init

List recent issues

jira issue [ls|list]

List unassigned issues with high priority

jira issue [ls|list] [-a|--assignee] x [-y|--priority] High

List issues from the current sprint, assigned to me

jira sprint [ls|list] --current [-a|--assignee] $(jira me)

Create a new issue with a parent issue

jira issue create [-P|--parent] parent

Open an issue in the browser

jira open 123
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