
This example assumes you’re using GitHub, and that you’re naming your branches the same as your Jira issue id (ex: PRO-123).
Please note that you should not add your passwords or API keys to a public repository! Probo will soon be releasing a safer process for posting build information into Jira.
Step One
Upload a Probo project asset named credentials.sh with a Jira account’s credentials, which should be put in the appropriate place in the quotes.
#!/bin/bash JIRA_NAME="" JIRA_PASS=""
Step Two
Add this to your .probo.yaml file, replacing _JIRA_URL with the URL to your Jira instance.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | - plugin: Script name: Comment in Jira script: | echo '{"body": "Probo build at ' $BUILD_DOMAIN '"}' >> comment.json source $ASSET_DIR/credentials.sh BRANCH_NAME=$(echo $BRANCH_NAME | awk '{print toupper($0)}') curl -D- -u $JIRA_NAME:$JIRA_PASS -X POST --data @comment.json -H "Content-Type: application/json" https://_JIRA_URL/rest/api/2/issue/$BRANCH_NAME/comment |

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