- Mastering JIRA
- Table of Contents
- Mastering JIRA
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Planning Your JIRA Installation
- 2. Searching in JIRA
- 3. Reporting – Charts to Visualize the Data
- Project reports
- Issues
- Reports
- The Average Age Report
- The Created vs. Resolved Issues Report
- The Pie Chart Report
- The Recently Created Issues Report
- The Resolution Time Report
- Single Level Group By Report
- Time Since Issues Report
- The Time Tracking Report
- The User Workload Report
- The Version Workload Report
- Configure and share dashboards
- Gadgets for reporting purposes
- Using add-on charts to visualize data
- Summary
- Project reports
- 4. Customizing JIRA for Test Management
- What is test management?
- Creating Issue Types for test campaign and test cases
- Customizing the workflow for a change in transitions
- Capturing additional data from a user on state transitions
- Learn how to make certain fields mandatory only for test case
- Limiting the project visibility to certain group and individuals
- Learn how to hide a specific issue from the user within a project
- Versions and components
- Summary
- 5. Sample Implementation of Use Cases
- 6. User Management, Groups, and Project Roles
- 7. Configuring JIRA User Directories to Connect with LDAP, Crowd, and JIRA User Server
- 8. JIRA Add-on Development and Leveraging REST API
- 9. Importing and Exporting Data in JIRA
- 10. Working with JIRA Agile
- Product overview – what is JIRA Agile?
- Scrum boards
- Kanban boards
- Managing multiple teams and projects using boards
- Summary
- 11. JIRA Administration with Groovy Script Runner
- 12. Accessing the Database
- 13. Customizing Look and Feel and Behavior
- 14. JIRA Best Practices
- A note of caution before modifying default schemes and configurations
- The JIRA customization process
- Using the project context to assign different options in multiple projects
- Creating too many custom fields – a factor in slow performance
- Choosing a custom field type wisely
- Defining permissions
- JIRA's Audit Log
- Adding the Announcement Banner
- Adding an introduction
- Performing indexing from time to time
- Summary
- 15. Troubleshooting JIRA
- A. Integrating JIRA with Other Tools
- Index
To install and run JIRA, the following software and tools are required:
- JIRA 6.3.7 or higher
- MySQL 5.6 or higher
- Java 1.7 or higher
- PHP 5.4
- Chrome 7 or higher
- Firefox 4 or higher
Wherever applicable, the details on obtaining these software and their usage is explained in relevant chapters.
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