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jira-to-git-branch-name

v0.0.10

Published

convert jira url to git branch name

Downloads

2

Readme

Jira to Git Branch Name

This Visual Studio Code extension helps you create a Git branch name based on a Jira issue. It fetches the issue details from Jira using your saved credentials and generates a branch name with a predefined or user-specified prefix.

Features

  • Set up Jira credentials to authenticate with your Jira instance.
  • Fetch Jira issue details and create a Git branch name.
  • [NEW] Set a default prefix for the branch name.
  • [NEW] Option to either copy the generated branch name to the clipboard or execute the git checkout -b command directly in the terminal.

Prerequisites

Before using this extension, ensure you have the following:

  • Jira domain (e.g., mycompany.atlassian.net)
  • Jira user name (usually your email address)
  • Jira API token (generate it in your Jira account settings)

Installation

  1. Open Visual Studio Code.
  2. Go to Extensions (you can use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X).
  3. Search for "Jira to Git Branch Name".
  4. Install the extension.

Usage

1. Set up Jira Credentials

  • Run the command: Jira to Git Branch Name: Setup Jira Credentials.
  • Enter your Jira domain, user name, and API token when prompted.
  • Credentials are saved globally for future use.

2. Fetch Jira Issue and Generate Git Branch Name

  • Run the command: Jira to Git Branch Name: Fetch Jira Issue.
  • Enter the Jira issue key or URL when prompted.
  • Optionally, specify a prefix for the Git branch (e.g., feature, fix, hotfix).
  • Choose whether to copy the generated branch name to the clipboard or execute the git checkout -b {branchName} command directly in the terminal.

3. Set Default Prefix

  • Run the command: Jira to Git Branch Name: Set Default Prefix.
  • Enter the default prefix you want to use for your Git branch names.
  • This prefix will be used automatically if no prefix is specified when generating a branch name.

Configuration

You can also configure Jira credentials directly in your VS Code settings:

{
  "jiraToGitBranchName.jiraDomain": "your_jira_domain",
  "jiraToGitBranchName.userName": "your_jira_user_name",
  "jiraToGitBranchName.jiraApiToken": "your_jira_api_token",
  "jiraToGitBranchName.defaultPrefix": "your_default_prefix"
}