I've setup the Jira / Cursor integration.
I've set a default repo in our Cursor cloud agent settings.
Yet, when I try to ask Cursor to do something from Jira, it says:
"Cursor couldn't determine which repository to use for this Jira request. Add a routing rule that names a repository for this kind of work, or set a default repository in your Cloud Agents settings."
If in the message to the agent, I put `[repo=owner/repo-name]` then it responds with:
Cursor cannot use [OUR REPO NAME] for this Jira request because it is not in the Cloud Agents routing context. No repositories are configured for Jira routing yet.
I am having the exact same issue in my organization trying to setup cursor agent in JIRA.
I have trying setting the routing rules and default repo, and didn't work.
Any solution?
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So the only way I could get it to work, is to go the Cursor Jira integration settings at this url: https://cursor.com/dashboard/integrations?view=jira-management
Then, enable the switch that says "Require individual authentication"
Of course, this does mean that each Jira user will need to link their own cursor account to their own Jira account. But at least this got it to work.
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I'm seeing your response just now, but I ended up finding the exact same solution.
Thank you so much, @Ben Katz
Now we're seeing another issue: the issueKey that is being sent to Cursor is wrong, so we end up with the wrong links and information on the PRs. Have you had this issue?
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