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Open JIRA tickets easily using the toolbar.
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An easy and convenient tool to help open JIRA tickets quickly from the toolbar or the address bar!
- Do members of your team sometimes only provide you with a ticket number and not the full url to the ticket?
- Do you sometimes forget to add a dash in between the project and ticket number?
- Do you search for JIRA tickets, but forget what you searched for?
- Do you not want to type in the project you're working in every time?
- Do you have two JIRA projects and need to switch between them?
Well, if you answered yes to any of those questions, this extension is for you!
- This extension will allow you to set a default project, so you only need to enter the ticket number!
- If you want to search for a ticket in a different project, just append the project and ticket number and search for it using the toolbar
- The extension will provide a history of previously searched for tickets when you click on the extension icon.
- **NEW** 3/21/24 - We now support multi-project or multi default project IDs. You can easily toggle between them now.
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Getting Started
- Enter your JIRA host in "Input JIRA URL". Example: http://jira.issues.com
- Enter your Default Project. This is the project you want to type numbers for. Example: STACK
- If you have a second project, you can repeat the steps above in the secondary options. To toggle between the two projects, just press the project ID in the toolbar.
Advanced Usage:
You can utilize the address bar to search for tickets as well.
Start typing "ojira" without the quotes, and hit tab or space. You will then be able to enter any ticket number.
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# Changelog
* 3.1.2
* Prevent bad toggle state
* 3.1.1
* Minor fix for undefined button click
* 3.1.0
* Add in secondary jira projects feature
* Add in less strict filtering for projects with numbers like R2D2
* We still don't support projects with underscore
* Move UTC to a better spot
* 3.0.9
* Remove tabs permission again.
* Update timezone locations. Remove Arizona and London, replace with Sydney Australia and Los Angeles
* 3.0.8
* Allow numbers in default project setup
* Add history display preference for those who prefer a more minimal look
* 3.0.7
* Fix World Clock
* 3.0.6
* Add Q to display
* Add fun feature with ranks on usage
* Add missing i18n translations
* Minor options cleanup
* 3.0.5
* Add simple show me what fiscal quarter of the year I'm in option
* 3.0.4
* Minor modifications to clock. Disable persistent seconds update (was too slow imo)
* Remove seconds indicator
* 3.0.3
* Hotfix permission back. Need it to open toolbar with shortcut. Oops!
* 3.0.2
* Add World Clock option in toolbar
* Remove unnecessary tabs permission
* 3.0.1
* Add in omnibox support using new keyword - 'ojira', short for openjira
* Avoid conflict with simple search of 'jira' in toolbar
* 3.0
* Upgrade to manifest v3
* Update i18n implementation
* Remove favorites feature
* Disable omnibox support (unable to get it to work in v3 yet)
* Add keyboard support for history navigation
* Add Japanese, Korean and Chinese language support
* Simplify, update and remove cruft
* 2.1
* Add favorites feature
* Fix minor bugs
* 1.1
* Add localization for English, Spanish, French, German and Russian
* 1.0
* Full release of Chrome Extension.
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# Disclaimer
I am not affiliated with Atlassian in any way. This is not an official Atlassian product.
Latest reviews
- (2022-11-23) Parvez Kazi: We have few jira projects like - DEV00US DEV00IN DEV00EU So if I open ticket like - DEV00US-123, extension parses it wrongly, and opens ticket - US-123, which is not exist. Add support for such project name patterns as well.
- (2022-08-24) zameer fouzan: Absolutely simple & time saver
- (2020-10-26) Aaron Vanderpoel: Easy and reliable, A+ tool
- (2018-03-14) cwernhamwork: A good, simple extension. One bug is that if the project name includes a number, then it interprets that number as an issue number: eg XXX1-6789 will search for XXX-1
- (2017-08-23) James Smith: Easy to use and fully workable.
- (2017-08-23) Russell Addis: I am trying some other extension related it, but those are not working. At last i got this and its work perfectly.
- (2017-08-23) Pedro Bradley: Open jira ticket extension is a good and very helpful extension. Thanks for make this extension to dev team.
- (2017-08-23) Alan Arroyo: I am amazed by using this extension. 100% working extension.
- (2017-08-23) Jerome Davis: This extensions using system are so easy. like it
- (2017-08-23) William Taylor: This is a very helpful extension. Its works properly.
- (2017-08-01) Leon Volovyk: Doesn't work - Chrome shows "This extension may have been corrupted." when trying to open Options.
Latest issues
- (2023-01-02, v:2.1) Rod Staines: contributing
Hi, Is there any chance you can open the code base up for community contributions? Cheers, Rod. - (2023-01-02, v:2.1) Justin Kremer: Search bar uses Open JIRA Ticket when it should not
I was trying to search for something about JIRA, not for a specific ticket, but even when I did not hit tab, it would convert to the "Open JIRA Ticket" prompt instead of a normal web search. As soon as I typed "jira" I would see the text on the right telling me to hit tab to search for an open ticket, but then when I hit the space bar, it would behave as if I had hit tab. I'm not sure it that is improper behavior of the extension, or Chrome opting to use the extension over a web search. Either way, it might be nice to add an option to disable the search bar functionality. I only use this extension by clicking on the extension icon. - (2021-11-10, v:2.1) Rod Staines: contributing
Hi, Is there any chance you can open the code base up for community contributions? Cheers, Rod. - (2019-04-18, v:2.1) Justin Kremer: Search bar uses Open JIRA Ticket when it should not
I was trying to search for something about JIRA, not for a specific ticket, but even when I did not hit tab, it would convert to the "Open JIRA Ticket" prompt instead of a normal web search. As soon as I typed "jira" I would see the text on the right telling me to hit tab to search for an open ticket, but then when I hit the space bar, it would behave as if I had hit tab. I'm not sure it that is improper behavior of the extension, or Chrome opting to use the extension over a web search. Either way, it might be nice to add an option to disable the search bar functionality. I only use this extension by clicking on the extension icon.