Mark Rekveld - Marvelution Community Champion

Meanwhile any documentation I can refer to cloud version of Atlassian tools integration approach with hosted Jenkins. I can only comment on docs related to Jenkins integration with Jira, I'm the developer of the original Jenkins Integration for Jira app so if you are looking to integrate Jenkins with Jira, than I can point…

Hi @Amresh Kumar Welcome to the community. If opening a firewall is not an option, then you could look into using ngrok. Then you can make your Jenkins instance available trough a proxy making it accessible. You can also add security measures to the poxy to secure it. Cheers, Mark

Hi @Johan Wasserfall The "online but not accessible" error mostly occurs when the authentication configuration is not correct, or the url to Jenkins contains additional path segments after the root url of Jenkins. For example, an incorrect url is `https://jenkins.example.com/api/json/` the correct url is…

Hi @Nikola Velevski You can use the Workflow Post Function provided by the Jenkins Integration for Jira app (Disclaimer, I'm the developer of the app) to trigger a build when ever an issue is transitioned to another state. The app also has a manual action to trigger a build in Jenkins. Cheers, Mark

Hi @Murugesan Can you provide some additional context? * What Jira app are you using for the integration? * What plugin do you have installed in Jenkins for this intergation? * What is the version of the Jenkins plugin? * Is the Jira app up-to-date? * Where their any changes to your Jenkins deployment itself, the host…

Hi @Paola Santos The Manage Sites section shows all the jobs and builds that are processed by the app, only builds that are linked to issues will be shown when viewing an issue. If you don't see builds show up in issue pages, then the app was not able to link the build to that issue. See the Data…

Hi @[deleted] @Paola Santos My app works a little bit different compared to the official app. You still need to install a Jira app and a Jenkins plugin, but after that my app will listen for all build and save events in Jenkins and uses configuration within Jira to determine what events are processed. For any event…

Hi @[deleted] As far as I'm aware the official Jenkins app only shows development information in its development information panels. You can use the data in JQL queries and view the data when viewing an issue, but that is about it. How can I fix this in order to see it in a Dashboard? In short you cannot. Currently data…

Hi @[deleted] As far as I'm aware the official app only shows the latest build in its developer information panels. Deployments can be tracked with more history in the deployment page. There is no way to customize this behaviour on the official app to my knowledge. However, the Jenkins Integration for Jira app, disclaimer,…

Hi @Vasily Prokhorov The header I believe is used for CORS and CSRF related checks, which can effect the response from Jira. Can it be the slight difference in cURL command? On GitBash you run curl with the '-L' instead of '-kvX POST' and you also pass in cookies using GitBask but don't on Jenkins. Have you tried the curl…

Hi @Vasily Prokhorov, Are you also setting the header `X-Atlassian-Token` to `no-check`? For the rest your flow looks the same as the flow done using the Maven plugins. Cheers, Mark

Hi @Anubhav Kumar I Understand and sorry if my response was not clear. It is possible to integrate the two but at this time there is no app available that supports Jenkins X. So you would either: * Have to implement one yourself using the Deployment API * Or find a Marketplace Partner to co-develop the app. I don't know…

Hi @jrose Welcome to the community. You are getting that message because the Jenkins plugin was not able to locate any issue key in the build data, commit message or branch name, see also the Plugin Documentation The official plugin only looks for issue keys in the commit messages and branch names of a build. Jenkins…

Hi @Anubhav Kumar, I just took a look into Jenkins X and as far as I can make out this is not compatible with any known Jenkins plugin to integrate with Atlassian products. It looks to me that Jenkins and Jenkins X are two different beasts that only share the name. To integrate the two you will need to publish events to…

Hi @Sonu Babu Can you provide some more details as to what app you are using and how you host your Jira instance? Do you use Jira Data Center or Cloud? When using Jira Cloud you have two app from the marketplace Jenkins Integration for Jira (I'm the maintainer) and Jenkins for Jira (Official) For Jira Data Center you…

Hi @Pankaj Kumar Welcome to the community. There are several possible issues when triggering a build using webhook. * The webhook event never gets delivered because Jira is not able to reach Jenkins * The webhook itself or the event listener is not configured correctly resulting in events not being delivered or ignored. *…

Hi @Amjad Syed Triggering builds from Jira cloud is limited, as far as I'm aware the only app that support native triggering of builds is the Jenkins Integration for Jira app (disclaimer; I'm the developer of the app) The app provides support for automated triggering of builds using workflow post functions and manual…

Hi @Sneha Kona I would advice against using a user account for integrations, but instead use an app to provide the integration. For Jenkins you can use the Jenkins Integration for Jira app (developed by me) or the Jenkins for Jira Official app (developed by Atlassian) For Git you also have some options Cheers, Mark

Hi @David Plesu I don't think its as simple as a webhook and the proxy server. You will also need to interpret and translate the webhook event to trigger the correct job in Jenkins. Using a webhook will, I think, also limit the ability to trigger jobs in Jenkins, as sending webhook events is not something a user can do…

Hi @David Plesu I'm not sure a free app is available at the moment, especially one that can connect to Jenkins behind a firewall. Cheers, Mark

Hi @David Plesu You can take a look at the Jenkins Integration for Jira app. Using this app, you can connect your private Jenkins site, using the "Accessible Through Tunneling" method and trigger any job that is enabled for data processing. Feel free to reach out if you need help. Cheers, Mark Disclaimer, I'm the developer…

I have seen similar issues myself as well. Also for the Jenkins Integration for Jira app I develop. Some times the commit messages itself are not processed as expected so even is developers add the issue keys to commit messages. There for I opted to extend searching for issues key to other elements as well like job names,…

I'm not sure how I can help you further, but maybe @Tom Hombergs can help you, looking at the commit log of the plugin and this article he seems to be one of the developers of the plugin.

Hi @Chandrapratap Singh The Delete By Properties API can only delete deployments using the properties that where set when the deployment was send to Jira using the Submit Deployment API I'm not sure if one account can delete deployments that another account has added, this would be something to check with Atlassian. Maybe…

Thanks @Janice for your reply and updates for the community moderators to also notify the author. That is all I was looking for!

@Janice Do you have any update on this?

Hi @Chandrapratap Singh Welcome to the community. Deployments that are added to Jira can be deleted using 2 REST APIs namely Delete By Properties and Delete By Key However as far as I can make out the plugin that you install in Jenkins doesn't support either API for deleting deployments, so you will need to implement some…

Hi John, That really depends on what you want to get from integrating the tools? Can you elaborate on what you are looking gain from integrating Jira, Jenkins and Gitlab? Cheers, Mark

I understand, you have a 30 day trial if you install the paid app. If this is not enough for the POC then please reach out to me via mail markrekveld@marvelution.com. I'm sure we can help each other, please reference this thread when you do mail so I know its you. I'm currently not aware of any Jenkins Integration app that…

Hi, You are in luck, I just released a new 'Accesseble Through Tunneling' feature in partnership with ngrok. When you configure a Jenkins site in the Jira app, you can specify the 'Accesseble Through Tunneling' connection method. This will cause the Jira app to setup a secure tunnel that the Jenkins plugin will connect to…