As in I upload the attachment once to the first issue and make it such that the second issue can also view the attachment. I don't want to have to go back to the first issue in order to see the attachment.
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Not natively - Jira doesn't have any way to know that arbitrary file X might be associated with more than one issue. It has a simple, flat, "attachment Y is on issue Z" structure and that's it.
You'll need to do some coding if you want to share/link to attachments. Maybe some display of a link to "attachments on linked issues".
You can always permalink to the attachment. Just copy the url from the
ex) [^some-random-attachment.txt]
on one issue can be accessed directly from another issue like http://yourjirainstall/secure/attachment/123456/arbitrary-text-but-use-actual-filename-for-saving_some-random-attachment.txt (where the "123456" is the autogenerated attachment id; everything following it is just convenience for naming the file if you were to download the attachment).
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Existing answers do not provide steps to actually do this.
Procedure to link to an attachment in a different JIRA issue
https://jira.company.com/secure/attachment/22618/AttachmentDescription.png
!https://jira.company.com/secure/attachment/22618/AttachmentDescription.png|width=476,height=245!
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I find you don't need to add the picture embed markup if you are using the WYSIWYG editor that is now the standard editor in JIRA (I'm on Server 7.x). It automatically interprets the link and shows the picture. The old editor (and the current optional text edit mode) would have required you to enter the markup to get that...
That also assumes you are pasting links to picture attachments and not other file types. File types JIRA doesn't know how to display come through as just links, still.
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I prefer to use inline links. Ctrl-K is one of my favorite shortcuts.
[jira auto-completes them this way|http::/example.com]
(I think this way works too)[http::/another-link.com]
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Sounds like the same question as https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/189376/how-do-i-programatically-set-the-attachment-of-an-issue-equal-to-the-attachment-of-another-issue#comment-189457. Maybe consolidate into one question to keep the potential for duplicate conversations down? Thanks.
Good, question, by the way. I have copied the attachment link to a comment in the other ticket a few times. Ugly and manual, but it works in a pinch.
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True @sschilz. I think 5.5 years of these being separate questions also supports your conclusion. :)
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