Provides a RecordSinkService that can be used to create Jira tasks.
| Display Name | API Name | Default Value | Allowable Values | Description |
|---|
| Web Client Service Provider | web-client-service-provider | | Controller Service API:
WebClientServiceProvider
Implementation: StandardWebClientServiceProvider | Controller service for HTTP client operations. |
| URL | jira-base-url | | | Base URL of Jira. Example: https://issues.apache.org/jira |
| Authentication Method | jira-authentication-method | None | - None
 - Access Token
- API Token
| Method used to authenticate with Jira |
| Access Token | jira-personal-access-token | | | Personal access tokens (PATs) are a secure way to use scripts and integrate external applications with your Atlassian application. In Jira, select your profile picture at the top right of the screen, then choose Profile. Once you access your profile, select Personal Access Tokens in the left-hand menu.
Sensitive Property: true
This Property is only considered if the [Authentication Method] Property has a value of "Access Token". |
| E-mail Address | jira-email-address | | | Your registered e-mail address at Jira Cloud.
This Property is only considered if the [Authentication Method] Property has a value of "API Token". |
| API Token | jira-api-token | | | Your API token at Jira Cloud. To create such token, visit your Atlassian ID Account Settings page at: https://id.atlassian.com
Sensitive Property: true
This Property is only considered if the [Authentication Method] Property has a value of "API Token". |
| Project Key | project-key | | | The Project Key field is used to uniquely identify a project. This property can either be a constant value or a @{Record Path} format, where the RecordPath is evaluated against each incoming Record. Expression language is evaluated first.
Supports Expression Language: true (will be evaluated using flow file attributes and Environment variables) |
| Issue Summary | issue-summary | | | The summary of the issue. This property can either be a constant value or a @{Record Path} format, where the RecordPath is evaluated against each incoming Record. Expression language is evaluated first.
Supports Expression Language: true (will be evaluated using flow file attributes and Environment variables) |
| Issue Description | issue-description | | | The detailed description of the issue. This property can either be a constant value or a @{Record Path} format, where the RecordPath is evaluated against each incoming Record. Expression language is evaluated first.
Supports Expression Language: true (will be evaluated using flow file attributes and Environment variables) |
| Issue Type | issue-type | | | Issue types categorizes issues, eg. Story, Task, Bug. Issue types can be created in Jira. This property can either be a constant value or a @{Record Path} format, where the RecordPath is evaluated against each incoming Record. Expression language is evaluated first.
Supports Expression Language: true (will be evaluated using flow file attributes and Environment variables) |
| Cache Size | cache-size | 1000 | | Specifies how many Jira tasks should be cached. |
| Cache Expiration | cache-expiration | 1 hour | | Specifies how long a Jira task that is cached should remain in the cache. |
Dynamic Properties allow the user to specify both the name and value of a property.