Job Queue

In odoo.conf, configure similarly:

[queue_job]
channels = root:1,root.connector_jira.import:2

Backend

1. Open the menu Connectors > Jira > Backends
2. Create a new Jira Backend
   • Put the name you want
   • Set the URL of your Jira, like https://jira.example.com
   • You can also select the company where records will be created and the default project template used when Odoo will create the projects in Jira
3. Save and continue with the Authentication

Authentication of Backend

1. On the created backend, click on the Authenticate button, a popup with keys will appear, keep these open in a tab
2. Open Jira and go to System > Applications > Application links
3. Enter the name of the application, example: odoo, and click on “Create new link”
4. In the popup, set the URL where JIRA can reach Odoo. Jira might complain and reopen the popup, confirm it again and a new popup appears
5. In the new popup, do not set anything in the fields and click on Continue
6. The link should be created now, edit it with the pen on the right
7. Open the Incoming Authentication panel, be warned that it may take some time to load
8. Copy-paste the consumer key and public key from Odoo to the Jira link’s Incoming Authentication. Set a consumer name (e.g. odoo) and leave the consumer callback url and 2 legged auth blank.
9. Click on save at the bottom of the form (you need to scroll)
10. Back on Odoo, click on Continue
11. A link is displayed, click on it - you may need to login again - and click on “Allow”.
12. Back on Odoo again, click on Continue
13. Authentication is complete!

Configuration of the Backend

Setup the webhooks

It is advised to setup the webhooks so the synchronizations are in realtime.

1. On the Jira Backend, set the “Base Odoo URL for Webhooks” to URL of Odoo, it must be reachable from Jira.
2. Click on “Install Webhooks”

Configure the Epic Link

If you use Epics, you need to click on “Configure Epic Link”, Odoo will search the name of the custom field used for the Epic Link.

Configuration done

You can now click on the button “Configuration Done”.

Initial synchronizations

You can already select the “Imports” tab in the Backend and click on “Link users” and “Import issue types”. The users will be matched either by login or by email.

Create and export a project

Projects can be created in Odoo and exported to Jira. You can then create a project, and use the action “Link with JIRA” and use the “Export to JIRA” action.

When you choose to export a project to JIRA, if you change the name or the key of the project, the new values will be pushed to JIRA.

Link a project with JIRA

If you already have a project on JIRA or prefer to create it first on JIRA, you can link an Odoo project. Use the “Link with JIRA” action on the project and select the “Link with JIRA” action.

This action establish the link, then changes of the name or the key on either side are not pushed.

Issue Types on Projects

When you link a project, you have to select which issue types are synchronized. Only tasks of the selected types will be created in Odoo.

If a JIRA worklog is added to a type of issue that is not synchronized, will attach to the closest task following these rules:

• if a subtask, find the parent task
• if no parent task, find the epic task (only if it is on the same project)
• if no epic, attach to the project without being linked to a task

Change synchronization configuration on a project

If you want to change the configuration of a project, such as which issue types are synchronized, you can open the “Connector” tab in the project settings and edit the “binding” with the backend.

Synchronize tasks and worklogs

If the webhooks are active, as soon as they are created in Jira they should appear in Odoo. If they are not active, you can open the Jira Backend and run the synchronizations manually, or activate the Scheduled Actions to run the batch imports. It is important to select the issue types so don’t miss this step (need improvement).

Authors

• Camptocamp

Contributors

• Guewen Baconnier <guewen.baconnier@camptocamp.com>
• Akim Juillerat <akim.juillerat@camptocamp.com>
• Damien Crier
• Patrick Tombez <patrick.tombez@camptocamp.com>
• Thierry Ducrest
• Timon Tschanz <timon.tschanz@camptocamp.com>
• jcoux <julien.coux@camptocamp.com>
• Tonow-c2c
• Simone Orsi <simahawk@gmail.com>
• CorporateHub
  • Alexey Pelykh <alexey.pelykh@corphub.eu>

Maintainers

This module is maintained by the OCA.

OCA, or the Odoo Community Association, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support the collaborative development of Odoo features and promote its widespread use.

This module is part of the OCA/connector-jira project on GitHub.

You are welcome to contribute. To learn how please visit https://odoo-community.org/page/Contribute.