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release-it-jira-notes

v0.1.0

Published

release-it plugin to add links to JIRA issues in the release notes.

Downloads

33

Readme

release-it-jira-notes

npm latest version

release-it plugin to add links to JIRA issues in the release notes.

For each JIRA issue detected in the release notes, it will add a link to the JIRA ticket.

| Step | Description | | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- | | verifyConditions | Validate the config options | | generateNotes | Generate the release notes with links to JIRA issues |

Installation

$ npm install --save-dev release-it-jira-notes
$ yarn add --dev release-it-jira-notes

Inputs

| Name | Required | Description | | -------------- | :------: | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | | jiraHost | ✅ | Your JIRA host domain name | | ticketPrefixes | ✅ | Ticket prefixes to match. If not provided, match all tickets prefixes.|

Configuration

{
  "plugins": [
    "@release-it/conventional-changelog": {},
    "release-it-jira-notes", {
      "jiraHost": "example.atlassian.net",
      "ticketPrefixes": ["EXA", "ATG"]
    }
  ]
}

Note: The plugin can also be configured via the following environment variables

RELEASE_IT_JIRA_NOTES_JIRA_HOST for jiraHost

and

RELEASE_IT_JIRA_NOTES_JIRA_TICKET_PREFIXES for ticketPrefixes

This plugin is agnostic and will work with any release-it plugin that generates it's own changelog. You jut have to make sure you access the updated changelog after the beforeRelease hook