The ~/.org-jira/ directory will hold an org file for each Jira project that you get issues from.
Create the ~/.org-jira/ yourself, it will not be created by org-jira and org-jira will fail to retrived issues if the directory is not there
Create the ~/.org-jira/ directory with a file manager, command line or using an Emacs shell buffer SPC ' opens a shell buffer
(make-directory `~/.org-jira`)
Define access control for Emacs to talk to Atlassian
Create a machine entry in ~/.authinfo.pgp (or ~/.authinfo)
machine company-name.atlassian.net login your-email@your-company.com password jira-pasword-or-generated-token port 443
If not using https (and why arent you, then use port 80 for http)
Install
Enable org-jira package in the org layer configuration of .spacemacs
org-enable-jira-support t
jiralib-url "https://yourcompany.atlassian.net:443"
Restart Spacemacs, SPC q r
Usage
, m j menu to access the org-jira commands
NOTE: org-jira-create-comment does not have a mnemonic menu entry. Use C-c c c to create a comment with the cursor on the specific issue. Ensure the issue is up to date before creating the comment
Configure and use org-jira
Create directory to hold issues
The
~/.org-jira/
directory will hold an org file for each Jira project that you get issues from.Create the
~/.org-jira/
yourself, it will not be created by org-jira and org-jira will fail to retrived issues if the directory is not thereCreate the
~/.org-jira/
directory with a file manager, command line or using an Emacs shell bufferSPC '
opens a shell bufferDefine access control for Emacs to talk to Atlassian
Create a machine entry in
~/.authinfo.pgp
(or ~/.authinfo)Install
Enable org-jira package in the org layer configuration of
.spacemacs
Restart Spacemacs,
SPC q r
Usage
, m j
menu to access the org-jira commandsReferences