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Jira Jumper: . Requires Jira path config. Optional default project allows using ticket number only. Jira Jumper: Instantly Jump to Your Jira Tickets Tired of manually navigating or searching for Jira tickets? Jira Jumper streamlines your workflow by letting you instantly open any Jira issue page directly from the extension popup! How it Works: Simply click the Jira Jumper icon, paste or type a Jira ticket key (like PROJECT-123), and hit "Jump to" – you'll be taken straight to the corresponding ticket page. Configuration: Required Setting: To get started, you must configure your base Jira URL path in the extension's options page (e.g., https://yourcompany.atlassian.net/browse/). Jira Jumper needs this path to construct the correct ticket links. Optional Convenience: You can also set a "Default Project Name" (e.g., PROJECT) in the options. If you set this, you gain the ability to enter only the numeric part of a ticket number (e.g., 123) into the extension popup. Jira Jumper will automatically combine it with your default project name to open the correct ticket (PROJECT-123). If no default project name is set, you'll always need to enter the full key (PROJECT-123). Features: Quickly open Jira tickets by full key or just number (if configured). Simple, clean interface. Requires minimal configuration to get started. Saves time and clicks in your daily Jira workflow. Install Jira Jumper today and speed up your navigation!
Apr 27, 2025
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