gh2jira

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A utility that allows you to copy a Github issue to Jira

Usage

There are 2 main subcommands list & clone. The list subcommand will display all open github issues of the given project. The clone subcommand will copy the given Github issue to your Jira instance.

$ ./gh2jira --help
github to jira issue cloner

Usage:
  gh2jira [command]

Available Commands:
  clone       Clone given Github issues to Jira
  completion  Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
  help        Help about any command
  list        List Github issues

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for gh2jira

Use "gh2jira [command] --help" for more information about a command.

list subcommand

The list subcommand will display all open github issues of the given project. You can filter the list by milestone, assignee and/or labels.

Multiple labels can be supplied either as a comma separated list or multiple --label flags.

For example, --label kind/bug,kind/documentation or --label kind/bug --label kind/documentation.

The --milestone flag requires the milestone ID. So click on your Github Milestones tab and look at the ID in the URL, use that.

$ ./gh2jira list --help
List Github issues filtered by milestone, assignee, or label

Usage:
  gh2jira list [flags]

Flags:
      --assignee string    username of the issue is assigned
  -h, --help               help for list
      --label strings      label i.e. --label "documentation,bug" or --label doc --label bug
      --milestone string   the milestone ID from the url, not the display name
      --project string     Github project to list e.g. ORG/REPO (default "operator-framework/operator-sdk")

clone subcommand

The clone subcommand will copy the given Github issue to your Jira instance. WARNING! This will write to your Jira instance, consider using the --dryrun flag.

The --dryrun flag will print out the Jira issue it would send to Jira.

$ ./gh2jira clone --help
Clone given Github issues to Jira. WARNING! This will write to your jira instance. Use --dryrun to see what will happen

Usage:
  gh2jira clone <ISSUE_ID> [ISSUE_ID ...] [flags]

Flags:
      --dryrun                  display what we would do without cloning
      --github-project string   Github project to clone from e.g. ORG/REPO (default "operator-framework/operator-sdk")
  -h, --help                    help for clone
      --project string          Jira project to clone to (default "OSDK")