Anodot JIRA integration

This article describes how to integrate Anodot and JIRA, and includes:

Note: To set the JIRA channel as the recipient when creating/editing alerts, see the instructions here.

In addition, note that Anodot supports:

  • Alert Open events - will open issues in JIRA
  • Alert Update/Close events - will add comments in existing issues

Defining a Channel in Anodot

  1. In JIRA determine the project and task type you want to send alerts to and then create an API token. Follow the instructions provided by Atlassian for creating a token.
  2. In the Anodot Navigation Panel, click INTEGRATIONS > Channels. The Channels page is displayed.
  3. Click New, and select JIRA Instance.

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  4. In the New JIRA Instance screen, define the following:
      • Enter an Anodot Channel Name.
      • Your JIRA domain in the Base URL field.
      • For JIRA Cloud installations:
        • In JIRA User, enter the JIRA user email you are planning to use.* 
        • In Access Token, paste the Access token you created in JIRA.
      • For JIRA On-Premises installations:
        • In JIRA User, enter the JIRA user name you are planning to use.* 
        • In Access Token, paste the Password you created in JIRA.
          * This will be the reporter of the JIRA issues later on.
      • Choose a Time Zone. The alert information will be displayed according to this time zone.
      • Click Connect to validate the connection and retrieve the list of available JIRA projects and issue types.
      • To link the channel to the required JIRA project, select a JIRA project ID. Note that the JIRA project list is per user rights; only projects which you have access to will be displayed.
      • Select a JIRA issue type for the chosen project.

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  5. Click Save.

Editing a JIRA Channel

To change the JIRA project ID and task type to which alerts will be sent:

  1. From the Navigation Panel, click INTEGRATIONS > Channels.
  2. Choose the JIRA channel you want to update.
  3. Click View to open the Edit JIRA Instance dialog box.
  4. Update the JIRA project ID and/or issue type.
  5. Test the connection [optional].

JIRA Alert Example

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