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+Hello again.
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+With this lesson we start learning of Jira API.
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+3
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+Let me just remind you our end goal.
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+Our end goal is to automate project management operations on the project using our own web application.
+
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+ChatGPT Messenger and integration with issue tracking system like Jira.
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+And to keep moving towards this goal, we need to understand what Jira is to create a Jira project to
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+populate Jira project with data that we are going to work with.
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+That's why this lesson is going to be completely about Jira.
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+We are going to start the lesson from understanding what Jira is and for what purposes we are going
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+to use it.
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+I will explain you different Jira editions and deployment options in this course.
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+We are going to work with Jira Software Cloud, so I will share with you advantages of using Jira Cloud,
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+but nevertheless I'm going to make an overview of Jira competitors just in case you are looking for
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+some analogs or in case Jira doesn't suit you during the lesson, you are supposed to create an Atlassian
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+account and Jira project.
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+I will explain the difference between Kanban template and Scrum template for your Jira project.
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+After that we will make a brief overview of Jira Interface Board project settings.
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+Namely, I'm going to show you how to work with issue types, how to add new issue types to the project,
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+how to add fields to the issue types and lots more.
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+And by the end of the lesson, I need to make sure that we created at least some fake data to be ready
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+for the following lessons in the course.
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+Let's start our lesson and the first thing in our lesson.
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+Let's make sure that we are on the same page and we understand what Jira is because different engineering
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+teams use different toolset for collaboration and job tracking, while Jira is super popular and most
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+likely you already worked with it.
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+Let me make an overview of this tool in case you didn't work with it before.
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+Jira is a popular project management and issue tracking tool developed by Atlassian.
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+Atlassian is a popular company that has more popular products like Bitbucket, Confluence, Trello,
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+Surge three and others.
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+Jira is widely used by software development teams to plan, track and manage their projects and tasks.
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+Jira provides a wide range of features and capabilities that help teams organize their work, collaborate
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+effectively and streamline their workflows.
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+Here are some key aspects of Jira Issue tracking.
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+Jira allows team to create and track issues or tasks related to their projects.
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+These issues can represent bugs, new features, improvements or any other work items that need to be
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+addressed.
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+About project management.
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+Jira provides project management features like creating and organizing tasks, setting priorities,
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+assigning tasks to key members, tracking progress and defining workflows to ensure that work is moving
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+smoothly through various stages.
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+Customizable Workflows.
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+Jira allows teams to define custom workflows that reflect their specific processes and how work flows
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+from one status to another.
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+Workflows can be tailored to match the team's preferred way of working Agile methodologies.
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+Support Jira offers comprehensive support for Agile methodologies like Scrum and Kanban.
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+It provides features for managing backlogs, creating sprints, visualizing work on boards, tracking
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+burndown charts and facilitating collaboration during agile ceremonies, integration and extensibility.
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+Jira can be integrated with other tools and systems such as version control systems like Bitbucket,
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+continuous integration tools, collaboration platforms like Confluence and more.
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+Additionally, Jira functionality can be extended through a wide range of add ons and plugins available
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+in that license marketplace.
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+Reporting and Analytics.
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+Jira provides reporting capabilities to track team performance, monitor progress and analyze project
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+metrics.
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+It offers built in reports and customizable dashboards to visualize data and gain insights into project
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+status and productivity.
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+Please note that the features and functionalities of Jira may vary depending on the specific edition
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+or deployment option chosen.
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+Jira offers different editions to satisfy the diverse needs of teams and organizations.
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+Let's make an overview of different deployment options, because depending on the deployment option,
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+some specifics of further integrations may vary.
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+Here's an overview of the main editions and deployment options available for Jira.
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+Jira Software.
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+Jira Software is specifically designed for software development teams following Agile methodologies.
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+It provides features and tools tailored for agile project management such as Scrum boards, Kanban boards,
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+backlog management and Agile reporting.
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+Jira Core.
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+Jira Core is simplified version of Jira that focuses on providing essential project management capabilities
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+for business teams and non-technical users.
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+It is suitable for teams working on projects outside the realm of software development, such as marketing,
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+HR, finance and operations.
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+General Service Management, formerly known as Jira Service Desk.
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+Jira Service Management is an IT service management solution built on the Jira platform.
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+It is designed to help IT teams manage and deliver services to internal or external customers.
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+It includes features like incident management, problem management, change management, self-service
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+portals, SLA tracking, and IT support.
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+Jira Cloud.
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+Jira Cloud refers to the software as a service version of Jira that is hosted and managed by Atlassian.
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+Was Jira Cloud Team's can access Jira through a web browser without the need for self hosting or infrastructure
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+management.
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+It offers flexibility, scalability and automatic updates.
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+Jira Cloud also provides seamless integration with other Atlassian cloud products like Confluence and
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+Bitbucket.
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+Jira Server.
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+Jira Server is a self-hosted on premises deployment option of Jira.
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+It allows organizations to install Jira on their own servers and have full control over the infrastructure
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+and data.
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+Jira Server offers greater customization options, direct database access and the ability to integrate
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+with other systems behind the organization's firewall.
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+Jira Software can be accessed through various deployment options, including Jira Cloud and Jira Server.
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+But in this course we are going to work with Jira Software Cloud.
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+Taking into account we are going to work with Jira Cloud.
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+We need to understand the motivation of such choice.
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+So let me explain you what advantages Jira Cloud has over other Jira editions.
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+Easy setup and maintenance.
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+With Jira Cloud, there is no need to set up and maintain your own server infrastructure.
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+Atlassian handles the server management updates, backups and security.
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+Allowing your team to focus on using Jira rather than managing the underlying infrastructure accessibility.
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+Jira Cloud is accessible from any web browser, providing convenience and flexibility for team members
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+who can access and collaborate on projects from anywhere using various devices.
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+It allows for seamless collaboration across distributed teams, remote workers or those working in different
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+time zones.
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+Scalability.
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+Jira Cloud offers scalability to accommodate growing teams and projects.
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+Atlassian ensures that the infrastructure is scalable, providing reliable performance even as the volume
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+of data and users increases.
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+This allows your team to focus on their work without worrying about server capacity or performance issues.
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+Automatic updates.
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+Julia Cloud receives regular automatic updates, ensuring that you always have access to the latest
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+features, bug fixes and security patches.
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+Seamless integrations.
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+Julia Cloud offers seamless integration with other licensed cloud products such as Confluence, Bitbucket,
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+Trello and other third party apps.
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+Atlassian ecosystem.
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+Jira Cloud is part of the larger Atlassian ecosystem, which includes various collaboration and productivity
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+Google Cloud provides simplified administration and user management capabilities.
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+You can easily manage user access permissions and project settings, making it straightforward to control
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+who can view, edit or interact with different projects and issues.
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+Data security.
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+Atlassian takes care of data security and compliance in Jira Cloud.
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+They implement industry standard security practices, data encryption and backup procedures to ensure
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+the safety and integrity of your data.
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+These advantages make Jira cloud an attractive option for teams looking for a hassle free, accessible
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+and scalable project management solution with regular updates and seamless integrations.
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+Jira is not the one tool for task tracking, and definitely it's not the one tool that we can integrate
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+with.
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+In this course, we are going to discuss approaches of how you can integrate your web application with
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+Jira, but the same principles apply to other tools for tasks management.
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+The details of implementation may be different, may be different, but the general approach of integration
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+will be the same.
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+Let me just make a brief overview of key Jira competitors, because I understand that Jira may be not
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+the choice number one for everyone, and I want to give you options to choose from.
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+I just want to provide you with options to choose from in case during this course you want to implement
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+something similar for your organization and you are not completely satisfied with Jira for some reasons.
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+So the key Jira competitors are Microsoft Azure DevOps, formerly known as Visual Studio Team Services.
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+Azure DevOps is a set of development tools provided by Microsoft.
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+It includes features for project planning, version control, continuous integration, continuous delivery
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+and issue tracking.
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+My personal opinion, really amazing tool in my opinion.
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+This is number one competitor of Jironza market based on today Trello.
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+Trevor, also developed by Atlassian, offers a user friendly visual approach to project management.
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+It utilizes boards, lists and cards to help teams organize and track their work.
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+While Trello focuses on simplicity and ease of use, Jira Cloud provides more advanced features and
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+customization options.
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+Asana Asana is a popular project management tools that enables teams to plan, organize and track their
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+work.
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+It offers features like task management, project timelines and team collaboration.
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+Asana emphasizes simplicity and intuitive design.
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+Monday.com It is a visual collaboration and project management platform that allows teams to manage
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+tasks, workflows and projects in a flexible and customizable manner.
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+It provides features for tracking progress, assigning tasks and team communication.
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+I believe that you can also have your personal favorite tool, and that is fine.
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+The market is huge and in case your organization or your company uses other tools, the main thing in
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+scope of this course is that the tool you selected exposes some API for external integration.
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+Okay.
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+So I believe you have enough understanding of what Jira Cloud is.
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+Anyway, in case you have any questions, just remember that I'm always two clicks away from you.
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+You can post your questions below the video and I will be happy to answer.
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+Let's proceed with creating an account at Atlassian.
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+You need to create an Atlassian account in order to work with Jira Cloud.
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+As you already know, Atlassian owns multiple successful projects like Jira, Confluence, Trello and
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+others.
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+And in order to get access to these services, you need to have Atlassian account on the main website.
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+atlassian.com.
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+Click on try now button in the header.
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+On this page, you can find a list of projects that you can try.
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+On the top.
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+You can see Jira Software.
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+Click on the button, Try Cloud.
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+You can start for free with a free cloud plan that supports up to ten users and two gigabytes of file
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+storage.
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+And don't worry, it is not some kind of services like call them three key free.
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+When you are asked to provide your credit card in order to use free plan.
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+Why should I provide a credit card to use a free plan if it is free?
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+Correct.
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+And then they charge you because you accidentally used some features that you didn't know that it is
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+paid.
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+Don't like those kind of platforms.
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+But here everything is fair.
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+If it is free, then it is free.
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+Don't be afraid of to sign up and you don't need to provide your credit card details for faster process
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+of sign up.
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+You can use your Google account taking into account.
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+I already have my free account.
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+I wouldn't be able to walk you through the each step of onboarding because not all steps are the same
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+when you already have account.
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+But still, don't worry.
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+I prepared for you a detailed guide.
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+After you signed up you are redirected to the next page where you can see some nice animation that tells
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+you that your product is starting up.
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+Then you will be asked what template you want to use for your first project, Kanban or Scrum.
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+Let me make a short review of these two templates in order you can select which one suits better for
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+your needs.
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+So let me start with review from Kanban template to understand what Kanban template is about.
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+You need to be familiar with fundamentals of Kanban framework.
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+Kanban is a project management framework that emphasizes visualizing work and optimizing flow.
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+The Kanban template in Jira Cloud provides a board based view of your project where you can create and
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+track tasks using customizable columns.
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+You can set up columns to represent different stages of work, like, for example, to do in progress
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+done and move tasks across the columns as work progresses.
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+It allows you to limit work in progress, to maintain focus and reduce bottlenecks.
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+You can configure Swimlanes, which provide additional ways to categorize and organize your work, such
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+as by priority team or issue type.
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+The Kanban template is flexible and suitable for teams that prefer a continuous flow approach to managing
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+their work.
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+Usually Kanban framework works the best for support operations, small teams who needs a lot of flexibility
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+in changing priorities if needed?
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+Let's now talk about Scrum template and again to understand Scrum template in Jira, it is better you
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+have some basic understanding of Scrum framework.
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+Scrum is an Agile project management framework that focuses on iterative and incremental delivery.
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+The Scrum template in Jira Cloud provides boards and backlogs specifically designed for Scrum teams.
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+It includes features like sprints, user stories and burndown charts to support the Scrum methodology.
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+You can create and manage product backlogs, plan sprints and track progress through the Sprint board.
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+The Scrum template allows you to define user stories and tasks estimated for using story points and
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+track progress using the Burndown chart.
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+It facilitates agile ceremonies such as Sprint planning, daily stand ups and Sprint reviews.
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+The Scrum template is suitable for teams that follow scrum practices and want to organize their work
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+into Timeboxed iterations.
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+Probably you think which one we would select for our course.
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+To be honest, if we talk about technical side of integration, it doesn't critically matter because
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+you can fetch data from any type of project.
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+It depends on what data you need and how you want to manage your project.
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+For the sake of the demo today I will select Kanban template because it will be a little bit easier
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+to fill it out with imaginary work and tasks and it doesn't have iterations that simplifies configuration
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+of boards, at least in some degree.
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+And I want to save some of your time in order to put all the focus on the integration part.
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+One day I am going to have a course for project managers.
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+Then I will make a detailed overview of different frameworks.
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+But so far in this course we need to focus on the technical side of the integration.
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+So I selected Kanban and clicked next.
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+And now we can see our Kanban board.
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+The interface is super intuitive.
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+You can add new column by clicking this plus icon.
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+Create new ticket.
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+You can by clicking create issue or create button in the navigation pane.
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+So let me share with you basics of Jira terminology.
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+All tickets in Jira are called issues, but issues may have different types.
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+For example, it can be bug issue type, which means something what's supposed to work in one way,
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+but it doesn't work in expected way according to requirements and you create the bug to describe this
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+task issue type.
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+It is just for task description epic issue type.
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+It is for group of tasks.
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+Usually epic serves as a container for multiple features and so on.
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+By default on Kanban board you can create only issues of type task, but if you also want to have opportunity
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+to create box and stores here, you need to adjust configurations.
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+I'm going to show you how to do this in Jira.
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+I can add different types of issues and make them available for selection in my project.
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+You need to go to project settings and in project configuration you can add all the required issue types
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+that you want to work with.
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+Click on Project Settings menu from the left pane, then click on issue types and here you can add other
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+issue types.
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+Let's also add bug story.
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+Also, as you can see, you can configure the properties of each issue type.
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+You can add custom ones in case there is a such need.
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+Here on the right, you can see interactive menus that allows you to create new field for the selected
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+issue type, or you can select some field from existing ones.
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+For example, if you want to add due date field in order to specify by due date of some issue, you
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+need to find this field and add it.
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+I added due date field for task issue type in Jira.
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+The story issue type is commonly used to represent a user story, which is a lightweight description
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+of a feature or functionality from an end user perspective.
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+Stories capture the what and why of a particular requirement or piece of work in Jira.
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+Both is a story and task issue.
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+Types are commonly used to represent work items within a project.
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+However, they serve different purposes and have distinct characteristics.
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+More details about the difference between user story and task.
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+We are going to learn in the separate project management course, but for now you need just to understand
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+that there are different types of issues in Jira because when we will fetch work items from Jira and
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+work with them, it will be important for you to understand what different issue types are.
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+So my recommendation for you would be to spend some time just clicking on different buttons, exploring
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+the interface, understanding the configurations.
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+Like I said, interface is pretty intuitive.
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+You can change the name of the board by clicking on it, and most of all, interaction scenes are straightforward
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+in the similar way.
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+Click on Gear Icon, check some other settings and project settings and in case you would have any questions,
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+feel free to ask me in comments below the video.
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+For the sake of the demo, let's create some fake test data here on the board.
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+You can create some tasks and bugs.
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+We are going to use this test data when we will work with Jira API.
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+Also, I assigned these issues on me.
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+Feel free to explore what other properties we have here.
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+I believe there is no need for me going over each of these fields because it will be hard for you to
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+remember all the details.
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+It is better to learn them gradually during the course.
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+That's all for this lesson.
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+We still have a lot of things to learn about Jira API integration, but at least now we have Jira project
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+created and configured and we have some test data to work with.
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+We are going to continue learning in the next lesson.
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+And now let's recap what we have learned in this lesson.
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+In this lesson, we learned what Jira is.
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+I showed the different Jira editions and different deployment options.
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+We discussed advantages of Jira Cloud also.
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+Now you know, key competitors of Jira on the market.
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+This will give you an opportunity to select another tool if for some reasons Jira doesn't suit you.
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+During the lesson together we created a lesson account organization and Jira project.
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+We learned the difference between Kanban Project template and Scrum template.
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+We hold the review of Kanban board and review of Jira Project settings.
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+Now you know how to configure issue types.
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+Add new issue type to the project and you saw how we can add fields to the issue view.
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+In case we need to store some additional information and details about the issue.
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+And at the end of the lesson, we learned how to create issues in Jira and added fake issues in order
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+to have some data to work with.
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+In the following lessons.
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+That's all for this lesson.
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+Thanks a lot for your attention.
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+Have a great day and see you in the next lesson.
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+Hello, Tim.
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+In this lesson we are going to learn how to work with Jira API.
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+We're going to start this lesson from the general Jira API overview just to help you understand why
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+it is needed, what key and points it includes.
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+I will explain what Jira API versions exist.
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+Then we are going to learn different ways of authentication and authorization in Jira API.
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+I will explain what Forge Ops and connect ops are.
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+We'll learn what JWT and three are during the lesson.
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+We'll create API token for Atlassian account.
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+I will show you how to encrypt credentials in base64 encoding because this would be required for basic
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+authentication.
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+Also, we will make calls to Jira API via Postman and then we'll review Java based example of Jira API
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+call in order.
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+We would be completely prepared for the next lessons and at the end of the lesson I'm going to teach
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+you how to use Jira API documentation.
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+Let's start our lesson.
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+Let's understand first what Jira API is.
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+The Jira API is a set of web services that allows developers to interact with Atlassian's Jira software
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+for issue tracking and project management.
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+With a Jira API, you can programmatically create, read, update and delete Jira issues, manage projects,
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+access user information and perform various other operations.
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+The public Jira API provides a restful interface that you can communicate with using Json data format.
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+The Jira API exposes several endpoints that allow you to perform various actions.
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+Some of the key endpoints include Issue API allows you to create, update, retrieve and search for
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+issues you can perform operations like creating new issues, updating fields, adding comments, assigning
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+issues to users, and transitioning issues through different workflow statuses.
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+Project API enables you to manage projects in Jira.
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+You can create projects, retrieve project information, update project details, and perform other
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+project related tasks.
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+User API provides access to user information in Jira.
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+You can retrieve user details, manage user groups and permissions and perform operations related to
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+user management.
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+Such API allows you to search for issues based on various criteria.
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+You can construct complex queries using Jira query language to filter issues based on fields, statuses,
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+assignees and other parameters.
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+Agile API provides endpoints for working with Jira, Agile features like boards, sprints and backlogs.
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+You can create and manage boards, retrieve sprint information and perform Agile specific operations.
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+The Jira API documentation provides detailed information about the available end points requests and
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+response formats, authentication methods and examples to help you get started with integrating Jira
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+into your applications, you can find the official documentation at that Lesson Developer website.
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+Also, we're going to make an overview of documentation at the end of the lesson, and I'm going to
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+teach you how to work with it and you can find the reference to the Jira API documentation in attachments
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+to the video.
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+Atlassian regularly updates and improves their APIs, so it is recommended to refer to the official
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+documentation for the most up to date information and guidelines on using the public Jira API.
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+There are different versions of the Jira API each representing a different major version of Jira.
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+The two most commonly used versions are Jira API version three, which is the latest version, but it
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+is in beta now.
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+Version to version two and version three of the API offers the same collection of operations.
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+However, version three provides support of the lesson document format in body in comments, including
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+the comments I used in issue issue, link and transition resources in comment, in work logs, in description
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+and environment fields in issues, in text area type custom fields in issues.
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+Single one custom fields accept the string and don't handle Atlassian document format content.
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+However, these new features are under development based on today and.
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+Change.
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+So basically we can use either API version two or API version three.
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+There are different authentication and authorization options in Jira API.
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+Let's review the main options.
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+Authentication for Forge apps.
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+Forge apps are a type of application development platform provided by Atlassian, specifically designed
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+for building cloud based apps that extends the functionality of Atlassian products such as Jira.
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+Cloud Forge aims to simplify the app development process by providing a streamlined and serverless environment.
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+Rest API scopes are used when authenticating with Jira Cloud platform in Forge apps.
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+Authentication scopes are set in the app's manifest file during the configuration process.
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+Authentication for Connect Apps.
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+Connect is a development framework for extending Atlassian cloud products.
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+Connect gives you control over the tech stack infrastructure and integration with Atlassian cloud products.
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+You determine your security implementation and authentication with external cloud providers such as
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+AWS, Google Cloud or Heroku.
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+It handles discovery installation authentication and seamless integration into the user interface for
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+Connect apps.
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+Authentication JWT based is built into the Connect libraries.
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+Let me remind you what it is.
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+JWT stands for Json Web token.
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+It is a compact, self-contained mechanism for securely transmitting information between parties as
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+JWT is are commonly used for authentication and authorization purposes in web applications and APIs.
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+The next authentication option can be called as authentication for other integrations.
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+According to the Atlassian documentation for integrations that are not forge or connect apps, use OAuth
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+2.0 Authorization code grants for security.
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+Three oh.
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+What is three?
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+Oh, let me explain.
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+Three allow stands for three legged allows.
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+It is a specific variant of the OAuth 2.0 protocol used for authorization and authentication in the
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+context of Atlassian Cloud applications.
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+OAuth 2.0 is an industry standard protocol that allows users to grant limited access to their resources.
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+On one website referred to as the OAuth provider to another website or application known as the OAuth
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+consumer without sharing their credentials.
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+Username and password directly.
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+In the case of Atlassian, cloud applications 300 is used for integrating third party applications or
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+services with Atlassian products such as Jira Cloud.
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+The three legs in three yellow refer to the three steps involved in the authorization process.
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+The first step authorization request that allows consumer initiates the process by redirecting the end
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+To obtain the authorization, the user is prompt to grant or deny access to the consumer.
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+The second step user authentication and consent.
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+The end user is redirected to the OAuth provider's authentication page, where they login and are presented
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+They can choose to grant or deny access to the OAuth consumer.
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+If the end user grants access, the OAuth provider generates an access token and sends it to the OAuth
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+consumer.
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+This access token allows the consumer to authenticate and make authorize requests on behalf of the user
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+by using three allow third party applications, can securely access and interact with the user's resource
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+within that lesson product without directly handling their credentials.
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+This ensures better security and privacy for end users, while enabling seamless integration between
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+And the last, but not the least, a syndication option is called authentication for ad hoc API calls
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+for personal scripts, boards and ad hoc execution of the rest.
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+APIs use basic authentication.
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+Basic authentication is a simple and widely used authentication scheme for accessing web based resources.
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+It involves sending the username and password encoded in base64 format as part of the Http request header.
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+The basic authentication scheme is standardized in the Http protocol and is supported by most web servers
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+and clients.
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+The Jira Rest API is protected by the same restrictions that apply in the standard Jira web interface.
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+These restrictions mean that if you don't log in, you access Jira anonymously.
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+If you log in and don't have permission to view something in Jira, you won't be able to view it using
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+the Jira rest API either.
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+So which option we are going to choose?
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+Definitely.
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+The basic authorization is the simplest and the most straightforward option which suits our business
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+case.
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+So let me show you how to configure basic authorization.
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+To configure basic authorization, you need to create your API token first.
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+How to do this in the attachments to the lesson.
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+I will leave direct link to the settings of your Atlassian account where you can generate the token.
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+Just follow the URL to create your API token, you need to be logged in into your Atlassian account
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+to access this page.
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+I believe that interface is pretty intuitive.
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+Just click on the big blue button, create API token, give it a label, I will give some test label
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+and click create button, copy your token and save it in the secure place because you will never see
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+Then you can close the pop up.
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+You can always revoke your token and create a new one if you wish.
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+So we created API token, but we are not done yet.
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+Now we need to create basic authorization header.
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+To do this we need base64 encoding of our credentials.
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+I believe that by this moment in the course you already installed the git and git bash open git bash
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+or terminal and execute the following command echo.
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+The echo command is used to print text a variable to the terminal dash.
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+N.
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+What does dash n mean?
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+The n option is specific to the echo command.
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+It tells Echo not to append a newline character at the end of the output.
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+This option ensures that the output is displayed without a trailing new line.
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+Then goes your email that you use for login to the Atlassian account column, and then you specify API
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+token that we have just created.
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+Then goes pipe symbol.
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+The pipe symbol is used to redirect the output of one command to the input of another command.
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+It takes the output of the preceding command and passes it as input to the following command and the
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+base.
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+64.
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+The base 64 command is a utility that encodes or decodes data in base64 format.
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+Click enter.
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+The resulting encoded output is then displayed in the terminal.
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+Copy this encrypted token.
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+We are going to use it for the authentication.
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+This is the token that you need to store in the secret and never tells this token to anyone.
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+We already learned in my web development course that in the cloud based environments there are specific
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+secrets management tools that you can use to store your keys and tokens privately.
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+Let me show you how we are going to use this token for authentication.
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+On the example of the Simple Postman request I opened the postman.
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+If you are not familiar with this tool in my course Java from zero to first job in the section about
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+web development, I have lessons about Postman and how to use it.
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+Please refer to that section if you want to learn more about the postman.
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+And for today's demo we are going to extract the details of our test ticket that we created in the previous
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+lesson.
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+Let me walk you through the details of this API request.
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+In the URL, you specify the name of your organization.
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+In my case it is Andre Petaja dot Atlassian dot net.
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+Then you specify rest resource url it is rest slash API.
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+Slash then ghost version of the API and we already discussed with you API versions at the beginning
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+of the lesson.
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+So you can paste here 2 or 3.
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+Then again goes slash issue URL and then ID of your ticket.
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+The idea of the ticket you can find on the dashboard that we created in the previous lesson here on
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+the board, you can see that each ticket has an ID.
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+It consists from the project key dash and index.
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+Project key is also configurable so you can change it if you wish in the project settings.
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+For the sake of the demo, you can take any task that you wish.
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+And let's get back to the postman.
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+In Postman.
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+You should specify the idea of your ticket at the end of the URL, like you can see in my example.
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+Then go to headers tab on this tab you need to add new header with key authorization and value basic
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+space and the token in the base64 encoding that we created based on our credentials.
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+You can see that I added it as a variable.
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+Also I added content type header with application Json value.
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+Basically that's it.
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+We are ready to send our get request and in response we receive a Json with information about our ticket
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+from Jira.
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+As you can see, everything is simple here.
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+My recommendation for you take your time to explore the data structure of the data that you received
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+in the response.
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+All properties names are self-describing and I am sure you are not going to have challenges understanding
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+what each field means.
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+Anyway, we are going to learn this structure also in the next lessons when we will build our web application
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+that integrates with Jira and when we will process this data structure.
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+In scope of this lesson, I also prepared Java example for you.
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+Basically, that is the same query that you already saw in the previous example with Postman.
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+I just decided to put it in code in Java because in the following lessons we will be busy with the integration
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+of Jira and our web application.
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+So this would be the hook for the next lessons.
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+I created Jira Integration Controller and implemented one method get issue by ID on the top.
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+You can see fields injected from my properties file.
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+This is base URL of Jira rest API, URL of issue source and Jira tokens that I need to use for authorization
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+header.
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+Pay attention that in case you want to use this code in learning purposes and execute it, you would
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+need to add your own token for this property because you will not be able to find my secret token in
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+the repository.
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+That's why if you just clone the source code and try to execute it, it wouldn't work until you set
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+your own token for this property.
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+Also, I injected Http client.
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+I'm going to use it to send the http request in the method I build URLs that consists from the Jira
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+rest API URL, base issue URL and issue ID that I take from request parameter.
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+Then I add necessary headers and execute requests in response.
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+I receive Json of the issues that we already saw in the Postman.
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+I will leave the link to the source code in attachments to the lesson, but still, in case you have
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+any questions, do not hesitate to ask your questions below the video and I will be happy to answer.
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+Also in attachments to the lesson, you can find the link to the official rest API documentation.
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+Your homework would be to spend some time looking through the documentation, explore entities that
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+you can interact with in the left pane, open them and just learn the structure of the documentation.
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+For example, here is the issues resource and you can see operations that you can do with this resource.
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+Today we read the resource.
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+So this is get issue section of the documentation.
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+You can explore example of requests with Squirrel or Java and learn example of response.
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+This is official and the main documentation that we are going to use during the course during lessons.
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+Always keep this documentation open and check everything what I say you in the documentation because
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+sometimes API may change.
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+This is less likely for the same version, but still you can always open the documentation of the latest
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+version and check the latest updates.
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+That's all what I wanted to share with you in this lesson.
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+So now we are ready for the next lessons.
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+But let's recap what we have learned today.
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+Now you know what Jira is.
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+We did a review of different Jira versions.
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+Also, we discussed different authentication and authorization options in Jira API.
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+I explained what Forge app and Connect app in Atlassian are.
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+You learned what JWT and three LR are.
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+During the lesson we created API token for Atlassian account and we encrypted credentials in base 64
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+encoding.
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+Then we saw real examples of sending requests to Jira API via Postman.
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+And also I showed to you how to send request to Jira API from the Java code.
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+And at the end of the lesson we learned how to work with Jira API documentation.
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+That's all for this lesson.
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+Thanks a lot for your attention.
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+Have a great day and see you in the next lesson.
+
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+002 Official-Atlassian-Website
+https://www.atlassian.com/
+
+003 API-Tokens-of-Atlassian-Account
+https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens
+
+003 Source-code-of-examples-from-the-lesson-commit-with-changes-
+https://github.com/AndriiPiatakha/openai-learnit/commit/9599d410056177ee452520899fe6af50471eadd8
+
+003 Official-documentation
+https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-issues/#api-group-issues