Note that this project is is deprecated. It is neither supported nor any longer the best way to integrate Phabricator with JIRA. This is an archived project and is no longer supported or updated by Facebook. Please do not file issues or pull-requests against this repo.
This package provides Arcanist extension that allows integration between Differential code review tool and JIRA issue tracker.
Put arc_jira_lib directory somewhere inside your project and update your .arcconfig to look similar to this one:
{
"project_id" : "myproject",
"conduit_uri" : "http://my.phabricator.instance/",
"phutil_libraries" : {
"arc_jira_lib" : "somewhere/arc_jira_lib"
},
"arcanist_configuration" : "ArcJIRAConfiguration",
"jira_api_url" : "http://my.jira.instance/"
}
For Apache projects jira_api_url should be set to https://issues.apache.org/jira/si/.
These configuration options are optional, but will provide greater amount of integration between Phabricator and JIRA.
With basic configuration you'll have to specify full issue name when calling arc diff, for example arc diff --jira PROJECT-123. If you add this:
"jira_project" : "PROJECT"
to your configuration file you'll be able to use both arc diff --jira PROJECT-123 and arc diff --jira 123.
Arc-JIRA includes a basic linter for Java code that checks line lengths, trailing spaces, etc. To use the linter add this to your configuration:
"lint_engine" : "JavaLintEngine"
and optionally:
"max_line_length" : "82"
The default line length is 80 characters. The linter will automatically run on modified files when you use arc diff.
If patch author differs from the committer some Apache projects add (Author via Committer) to the commit message. To get this behaviour when using arc commit, add this to your configuration file:
"events.listeners" : ["CommitListener"]
Unfortunately currently running arc commit won't resolve the linked JIRA issue automatically for you, but it can provide you with a link to resolving the issue in JIRA web interface. If you add this:
"jira_base_url" : "http://my.jira.instance/some/path/"
to your configuration file, Arc-JIRA will provide you with a link to resolving linked JIRA issue after you run arc commit.
For Apache projects jira_base_url should be set to https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/.
Arc-JIRA requires that used Phabricator instance has a user named JIRA with email pointing to email interface of your JIRA instance. This user will be used to push comments from Differential to JIRA.
If you want to automatically attach patches to JIRA revisions when someone updates a diff in Differential, you just have to set metamta.differential.attach-patches option to true in Phabricator configuration file.
Email interface address of Apache JIRA instance is jira@apache.org.
JIRA will automatically create a user for your Phabricator instance, first time it gets email from it. If you don't have administrator access to used JIRA instance you won't be able to change name of the Phabricator user. It is a good idea to send an email manually (using sendmail for example) from Phabricator email address (set in Phabricator configuration as metamta.default-address) before using Arc-JIRA so you can set the user name. Example email will look like this:
To: jira@my.jira.instance From: Phabricator user name <noreply@my.phabricator.instance> Subject: PROJECT-123 [jira] Create new JIRA user. Setting Phabricator user name.
where PROJECT-123 is a name of some JIRA issue.
Arc-JIRA workflow differs only minimally from the standard Arcanist workflow.
First time you issue arc diff you should add --jira switch with JIRA issue ID, for example arc diff --jira PROJECT-123. That's all, other steps are the same as in standard Arcanist workflow.