jira integrations with jenkins

[Aman Garg]

I am not able to connect jira with Jenkins  I tried both jira webhook and in Jenkins, Jira plugin and all related keys and credentials.

I wanted to configure jenkins as too create an issue in Jira for any failed build. for making it possible I also hooked Jenkins with Bitbucket for the git repository.    

 For now, I am assuming that there is a bug because of which issues are not been created automatically!!

[Yogesh Mude]

HI @Aman Garg

Welcome to the community!

Please have a look at the below article for integrating Jira and Jenkins.

https://docs.marvelution.org/display/JJI/Jenkins+Integration+for+Jira

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Bitbucket-Server-integration-with-jenkins/qaq-p/307023

As you mentioned in your description like ..

I wanted to configure jenkins as too create an issue in Jira for any failed build

Jenkins will not create an issue in Jira, but it will show display the build result in CI Build tab in Activity panel of jira issue view screen.

[P_D_ Foerster]

Hey Aman,

What does the application log say. Any warnings / error in there? Maybe you also have to increase log level to get more information.

[Aman Garg]

No nothing just not working

[P_D_ Foerster]

Hi Aman,

in the next days I will set up Jenkins integration for our Jira as well. I will keep you posted should I encounter any problems connecting them.

Meanwhile, check if your user on both ends have the required permissions (https://docs.marvelution.org/x/FACsAw) so we can rule that out :)

[P_D_ Foerster]

Hi @Aman Garg,

we just set up the integration between Jira and Jenkins. So far we didn't have problems setting things up and getting a connection.

However, we noticed that if Jira is not available, old builds might not get displayed in Jenkins, because the change log / build is reconciled with Jira to compare Commits with Jira tickets and create links.
In case you use Jira Cloud or Data Center you most likely don't have to worry about that though.

I suggest you increase the logging in both Jira and Jenkins and also check the access logs, whether both services even communicate with each other. If there are not log entries, you should check your network setup.

Regards,
Patrice