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Sulje
ThunderJira 1.1.0
tekijänä Mic
A Thunderbird addon that integrates Jira directly into the email client. Supports Jira Cloud (atlassian.net) and Jira Server / Data Center (self-hosted).
Tietoja tästä lisäosasta
Do you want to manage your Jira issues without leaving Thunderbird?
ThunderJira integrates Jira Cloud and Jira Server / Data Center directly into your email client!
How does it work?
After installing it, configure the connection from the ThunderJira Options page in the Add-ons manager.
You can connect to both Jira Cloud (atlassian.net) and Jira Server / Data Center (self-hosted).
Once configured, you can create a new Jira issue directly from any email: the subject pre-fills the summary and the body pre-fills the description. Dynamic fields are loaded automatically based on the selected project and issue type.
Jira issue links found in email bodies are automatically enriched with a clickable badge that opens the issue directly in your browser.
Requirements
Thunderbird 140 or later is required.
You need a Jira Cloud or Jira Server / Data Center instance and valid credentials (API token for Cloud, Personal Access Token for Server).
ThunderJira integrates Jira Cloud and Jira Server / Data Center directly into your email client!
How does it work?
After installing it, configure the connection from the ThunderJira Options page in the Add-ons manager.
You can connect to both Jira Cloud (atlassian.net) and Jira Server / Data Center (self-hosted).
Once configured, you can create a new Jira issue directly from any email: the subject pre-fills the summary and the body pre-fills the description. Dynamic fields are loaded automatically based on the selected project and issue type.
Jira issue links found in email bodies are automatically enriched with a clickable badge that opens the issue directly in your browser.
Requirements
Thunderbird 140 or later is required.
You need a Jira Cloud or Jira Server / Data Center instance and valid credentials (API token for Cloud, Personal Access Token for Server).
