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Jira
Jira
Requirements to connect Jira with the piplanning app
- You need to allow incoming connections from the piplanning-app to your Jira on port 80/443 (REST-API)
- The authentication against your Jira can happen with oAuth or Basic-auth. We recommend to create a dedicated service-user in Jira for the connection.
- We only support Jira project of the type "classic" (no next-gen support)
- Your Jira shoould to respond to requests relatively fast (~ < 3 seconds)
If you are concerned about the impact which the piplanning-app can have to your Jira, read here: Impact on Jira when connected to the piplanning app
FAQ
Q: Our Jira is behind a firewall. To sync with the piplanning-app we want to allow incoming requests for a certain IP-range. From what IP's will the requests to our Jira come from?
A: Checkout this page
- Connection to Jira
- Add Webhook to Jira
- Jira Backlog Board Sync [ART]
- Jira Link Sync
- Jira Team Mapping
- Jira ART Mapping
- Jira Team Boards Sync
- Jira backlog board sync [ST]
- Jira Status Sync
- Jira Iteration Mapping
- Kanban Teams
- Jira Backlog Board - ART field mapping
- Jira Backlog Board - Team field sync
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