JIRA Bamboo Integration

Prasad Andrews
Contributor
August 29, 2018

Hi All,

Please suggest me, how to achieve the below requirement.

1) In JIRA issue create/update page:

  • If the ‘Affects Application(s) / Vendor(s)Required’ field is selected as ‘ESPN’ then a new custom fields ‘Release Components’ and ‘Release version’ should be displayed in below format.

Field name - text

Field name- text

Field value - dropdown

Component 1

Release version

No relese,r1,r2,r3..

Component 2

Release version

No relese,r1,r2,r3..

Component n

Release version

No relese,r1,r2,r3..

Note: Field name – ‘Components n’ – These fields are static to the ESPN application.

The field name ‘Release version’ should be populated based on the available release version for the selected component, environment and BU region in JIRA.

  • Once the user creates/update issue, a post function should be triggered to capture the following fields and store it in a JIRA variable – the field is – Environment, Business Unit, affected applications, Component[1,2, n], release version.

2)In JIRA workflow:

In the SW Release (IT Operations) or in Deployment JIRA workflow, when the issue is in ‘To Deployment’ status if the RM clicked that button then the ‘In progress’ transition should trigger the post function which will trigger the customized bamboo deployment plan. If the Bamboo deployment result is a success, then the issue should be transitioned to next state ‘Deployment Completed’. If the bamboo deployment is a failure, then the issue should be transitioned back to ‘To Deployment’.

The custom Bamboo deployment plan URL is framed using the custom issue field recorded in JIRA variablesWF.PNG

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Gonchik Tsymzhitov
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February 10, 2019

Hi! 

 

What about the webhook ? 

Also, you can automate it

https://github.com/atlassian-api/atlassian-python-api

 

Cheers,

Gonchik Tsymzhitov

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