I see only questions and no answers. Does anybody answers these questions? Otherwise what is the point to ask? This is a Jenkins plugin which updates issues in Atlassian JIRA (by changing their status, adding a comment or updating fields) as part of a Jenkins job. Jira-Issue-Updater-Plugin can search for issues to update using a flexible, user-definable JQL which can contain arbitrary variable values from the Jenkins Build, and update the contents of the JIRA. The plugin can be called during a Post Build Step and/or as a Post Build Action. Common Use Cases: - Update a JIRA when a build passes/fails, for example to keep an audit trail in JIRA - Update Fixed Versions in JIRA - Fail a build if a JIRA cannot be found  ## What's new ### Version 1.20 Version 1.19 failed due to using out of date build settings. Updated and re-released as Version 1.20. Changes: - Added fixed versions - Use up to date build settings, deal with FindBugs and Javadoc issues ### Version 1.18 Changes: - Added version management ### Version 1.17 Changed to use the REST interface (SOAP has been deprecated and is being removed). The current functionality is: - JIRA selection using JQL - Add a JIRA comment (supports variable substitution) - Update a field with a value (supports variable substitution) - Set a workflow status Note: "Fixed Versions" removed temporarily Added "Post Build Action" ### Version 1.3 Added support for build parameters and environment variables. Use e.g ``` syntaxhighlighter-pre $BUILD_NUMBER ``` and not: ``` syntaxhighlighter-pre ${BUILD_NUMBER} ``` and then they will get replaced for any of the below: - jira comment - jql - workflow action name ## When to use it - in case you would like to announce or just log in Jira that the deployment of certain fixes / issues the acceptance server has completed (this makes sense if you already use Jenkins to deploy your applications to the acceptance web/app server). - in case you would like Jenkins to update multiple issues when a new version of one of your projects is released (this makes sense if you use the "maven release plugin" and you trigger it from Jenkins). - in case you would like to progress multiple Jira issues in the workflow (bulk changing the status of multiple Jira issues) and/or add a comment to issues after a Jenkins job has successfully completed. ## How to use it After installing this plugin you will find it: - under the 'Add build step' option (in case of a free-style or multi-configuration project build jobs)  - under the 'Add pre-build Step' & 'Add post-build step' options (in case of Maven project build jobs) ### Inputs - the Jira SOAP URL (e.g. ) - the Jira username and password to be used to connect to Jira - a JQL query selecting the issues to be updated (e.g. project="JENKINS" and status="Pending deploy") - the name of the workflow action to be executed (not mandatory) - the message to be added to each issue (not mandatory) ### Example plugin configuration ## Usage ![](docs/images/jira-issue-updater-plugin.png)