Usage

• Create the environment: conda devenv
• Open issues_to_latex_config.yaml and configure it the way tou need. If you don't type your password there, it'll be asked on the command line.
• Run python issues_to_latex.py, in case you get JIRAError 403 CAPTCHA_CHALLENGE open your browser and logout/login again on Jira.

After running python issues_to_latex.py, a issues_to_latex.txt is generated.

The issues_to_latex.py script expects a issues_to_latex_config.yaml on the same folder, so in case need to move the script, don't forget to move the config file as well.

Output example:

% ------------------Component Name---------------------

Epic name

\item \textbf{Issue-key}: customer summary: customer report;
\item \textbf{Issue-key}: customer summary;

Another epic

\item \textbf{Issue-key}: customer summary;

% ------------------Another component---------------------
Epic name

\item \textbf{Issue-key}: customer summary: customer report with text \textit{format};
\item \textbf{Issue-key}: customer summary;

Another epic

\item \textbf{Issue-key}: customer summary;

% ------------------ Needs review---------------------

No Epic

\item \textbf{Issue-key}: None;
\item \textbf{Issue-key}: None;