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Go to Tool Registry. Click on New Tool.
Select Tool Identifier as JIRA 'Jira Issue Tracking' and enter Tool Name and Description. Click on Create Tool to create Tool Registry details.
Go to Connection Tab and enter the JIRA credentials. Click on Create Jira API Configuration. Once the JIRA credentials are saved, click on Install Jira App to proceed with JIRA Connect App installation.
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Go to Pipelines. Select My Pipelines tab. Click on the Sample Jira Test Pipeline View button.
Go to Workflow tab. Click on the notification(highlighted mail) icon against the Approval Step.
Click on the JIRA Notifications button to enable adding notification configurations.
Select the Jira Tool which was created in the Tool Registry.
Select other mandatory fields (Jira Priority, Project, Board, Sprint, Primary & Secondary Approvers) under which the JIRA ticket will be created when the pipeline is triggered.
Click on the cross icon next to each field in case the field needs to be cleared.
Click on Save button to save the notification configuration details.
Please note that only Primary and Secondary Approvers can see the Connect App related views and buttons (explained in later section).
Click on Start Pipeline to trigger the pipeline.
Once the pipeline execution reaches the Approval Step, a JIRA ticket will be created under the configured JIRA Project and Sprint.
Go to JIRA ticket which got created. Click on the Approve/Reject Opsera Pipeline (highlighted icon) to open the Approve / Reject buttons.
Click on Reject to stop the pipeline execution from proceeding.
Click on Approve to proceed with the pipeline execution.
Based on above step selection, the Opsera Pipeline will be approved/rejected and corresponding status will be updated against the pipeline status. The same can be viewed in the Summary tab under the pipeline.
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