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Azure Pipelines for Jira
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Update on JIRA integration for multi stage YAML pipelines #31

Closed patrickklaeren closed 4 months ago

patrickklaeren commented 4 years ago

As per microsoft/azure-pipelines-yaml#455

Is there any mention of when we can expect JIRA traceability for pipelines besides just release pipelines (which have been heavily favoured to be phased out in favour of multi stage YAML pipelines)?

ghost commented 4 years ago

I'm also interested in JIRA integration with multi stage YAML pipeline

spowser commented 4 years ago

Just installed the integration to find out it doesn't work with the suggested method of developing pipelines. -_-

shashban commented 4 years ago

@spowser the integration only works with designer release pipelines. Could you elaborate on that didn't work for you?

sefi-jwilliams commented 4 years ago

+1 for support for v2 pipelines

spowser commented 4 years ago

@shashban We are using yaml based Azure Pipelines in 100% of our projects. The Azure DevOps documentation seems to push people in the direction of yaml over classic/designer pipelines and if that's the case, support for it seems like it should be prioritized? This tool would be a huge win for us but I am not going to regress back to classic pipelines for the convenience.

Edit: If nothing else, make it painfully clear in the README of this project that this is only meant for classic/designer pipelines. Just saying Azure Pipelines means different things to different people

tashtechs commented 4 years ago

Any status on this or ETA when YAML Pipelines integrations will be supported?

mlstubblefield commented 4 years ago

+1 for this. We're really sad to see it go from the old releases implementation.

shashban commented 4 years ago

@spowser @tashtechs @mlstubblefield Thanks for the inputs. We have support for YAML pipelines in our backlog. However, we are unable to prioritize this work over other priorities on the core framework of YAML pipelines. I'll add it to the README that it currently works for classic Release Pipelines only.

bernardoflynn commented 4 years ago

everywhere in Azure Devops we're being subtly moved to using yaml and then this kind of thing happens, where something is released that only supports 'the old world' and there is no plan to support where the big ship is moving to. Is it possible to open this up so that at least the community can add these features?

patrickklaeren commented 3 years ago

Any update on this? We're still having to use release pipelines because of this.

cc @shashban

shashban commented 3 years ago

@vijayma

clarkd commented 3 years ago

Any update? The addon actually fails to install in Jira right now too.

evertonmc commented 3 years ago

@vijayma can you give us an roadmap update here?

TheSkorm commented 3 years ago

We've recently release this tool that allows similar functionality but as a powershell script that runs as part of deployment steps:

https://github.com/EducationPerfect/azure-jira-update

booyaa commented 3 years ago

We've recently release this tool that allows similar functionality but as a powershell script that runs as part of deployment steps:

https://github.com/EducationPerfect/azure-jira-update

Going slightly off-topic, but I've just evaluated @TheSkorm 's azure-jira-update tool and there's a good likelihood we'll be using this instead of the Jira app. Nice work!

patrickklaeren commented 4 months ago

Dead on arrival https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-jira/pull/53