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Jira Data Center
Work in Jira on your own servers (Jira Server or Data Center): create, update, move, assign and search issues, comment, attach files, link issues, log work, manage versions and sprints, and start workflows when issues are created, change, move to a status or get comments, and when versions are released or sprints start and close.
- actions
- 25
- triggers
- 7
Triggers
Start a workflow when something happens in Jira Data Center.
- New issueRuns when an issue is created in Jira Data Center, in every project or one, optionally only those a JQL search finds.
- Issue updatedRuns each time an issue changes in Jira Data Center (a field, its status, its assignee or a comment), with who changed it and what changed.
- Issue transitionedRuns when an issue moves to another status in Jira Data Center, or only into the status you choose, with where it came from and who moved it.
- New commentRuns when someone comments on an issue in Jira Data Center, with the comment and its issue.
- Version releasedRuns when a version of a project is released in Jira Data Center.
- Sprint startedRuns when a sprint starts on a Scrum board in Jira Data Center.
- Sprint closedRuns when a sprint is completed on a Scrum board in Jira Data Center.
Actions
Steps a workflow can run in Jira Data Center.
- Create issueCreate an issue in a project, such as a bug from a form or a task from an email.
- Get issueGet an issue's fields, with the transitions the connected user can make on it now.
- Update issueChange an issue's summary, description, priority, labels, due date, components, fix versions or other fields. Fields left blank keep their value.
- Delete issueDelete an issue for good, with its comments, attachments and work logged.
- Search issuesFind issues with a JQL search, the same search Jira's advanced issue search uses.
- Transition issueMove an issue through its workflow, such as from To Do to In Progress, with an optional comment.
- Assign issueAssign an issue to someone, to the connected user, to the project's default, or to nobody.
- Add commentAdd a comment to an issue.
- List commentsList an issue's newest comments, oldest of them first.
- Add attachmentAttach a file to an issue, or attach some text as a text file.
- Add watcherAdd someone to an issue's watchers, so Jira emails them its changes.
- Remove watcherRemove someone from an issue's watchers.
- Link issuesLink two issues, such as one blocking another or duplicating it.
- Log workLog time spent on an issue, with what was done.
- List work logsList the time logged on an issue, with the total.
- List projectsList the projects the connected user can see, or those on one board.
- Find usersFind people by part of their username, name or email, to get the username other steps take.
- Create versionAdd a version (a release) to a project.
- Update versionRename a version, change its release date, or release or archive it.
- Delete versionDelete a version. Issues fixed in it or affecting it lose that version.
- List versionsList a project's versions, released, unreleased or both.
- List componentsList a project's components, with their leads.
- List boardsList the Scrum and Kanban boards the connected user can see.
- List sprintsList a Scrum board's sprints, active, future or closed.
- Move issues to sprintMove up to 50 issues into an active or future sprint.
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