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How to add a thumbnail of an attached image to a comment

Dave Calkins
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March 27, 2021

Recently switched to the "new" JIRA experience in settings.  In the "old" experience, you could attach an image file to a JIRA item and then in a comment there was a drop-down from which you could choose that attached image from a list and it would add a thumbnail entry to the comment text.  The comment would then contain a clickable thumbnail to the attached image.

I can't seem to find where to do this in the new experience.  Anyone know?

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Andrzej Pasterczyk
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January 23, 2013

Have you looked at the work synchronizer sample XML file in client app directory ( default: C:\Program Files (x86)\UseTFS )? It contains the sample mappings.

Basically it's a dictionary structure so for example:

<UseTfsField>
      <tfsName>System.State</tfsName>
      <jiraName>Status</jiraName>
      <limitSynchToDirection>Both</limitSynchToDirection>
      <mappingValuesTfsToJira>
        <UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
          <key>Active</key>
          <value>Open</value>
        </UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
        <UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
          <key>Resolved</key>
          <value>Resolved</value>
        </UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
        <UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
          <key>Closed</key>
          <value>Closed</value>
        </UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
      </mappingValuesTfsToJira>
      <mappingValuesJiraToTfs>
        <UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
          <key>Open</key>
          <value>Active</value>
        </UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
        <UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
          <key>In Progress</key>
          <value>Active</value>
        </UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
        <UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
          <key>Resolved</key>
          <value>Resolved</value>
        </UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
        <UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
          <key>Closed</key>
          <value>Closed</value>
        </UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
        <UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
          <key>Reopened</key>
          <value>Active</value>
        </UseTfsPigstyDictionary>
      </mappingValuesJiraToTfs>
      <defaultIfNull>true</defaultIfNull>
      <fieldDataType>TEXT</fieldDataType>
    </UseTfsField>

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