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Jira - Edit Ticket

Overview​

Trigger the execution to edit some commonly used fields on an existing Jira ticket

Variables​

NameReferenceTypeRequiredDefaultOptionsDescription
Access TokenJIRA_ACCESS_TOKENPasswordβœ…--https://support.atlassian.com/atlassian-account/docs/manage-api-tokens-for-your-atlassian-account/
EmailJIRA_EMAILAlphanumericβœ…--Email address associated with the api token
Ticket KeyJIRA_TICKET_KEYAlphanumericβœ…--The ID of the ticket you wish to edit
SummaryJIRA_SUMMARYAlphanumericβž–--A short summary or title describing the issue or task of the ticket.
DescriptionJIRA_DESCRIPTIONAlphanumericβž–--A detailed description of the ticket, providing additional context or information.
AssigneeJIRA_ASSIGNEEAlphanumericβž–--Email address of the assignee. If you like to use the project's default assignee pass in -1
LabelsJIRA_LABELSAlphanumericβž–--Labels to tag and categorize the ticket. Multiple labels can be assigned by separating them with commas.
ComponentsJIRA_COMPONENTSAlphanumericβž–--Components of the Jira project to associate with the ticket.
Due DateJIRA_DUE_DATEAlphanumericβž–--The due date you wish to assign
PriorityJIRA_PRIORITYAlphanumericβž–--The priority level of the ticket, indicating its importance or urgency.

YAML​

Below is the YAML template for this Blueprint and can be used in the Fleet YAML Editor.

source:
blueprint: Jira - Edit Ticket
inputs:
JIRA_ACCESS_TOKEN: null ## REQUIRED
JIRA_EMAIL: null ## REQUIRED
JIRA_TICKET_KEY: null ## REQUIRED
JIRA_SUMMARY: null
JIRA_DESCRIPTION: null
JIRA_ASSIGNEE: null
JIRA_LABELS: null
JIRA_COMPONENTS: null
JIRA_DUE_DATE: null
JIRA_PRIORITY: null
type: BLUEPRINT
guardrails:
retry_count: 1
retry_wait: 0h0m0s
runtime_cutoff: 1h0m0s
exclude_exit_code_ranges:
- '0'