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Enables you to book time in your jira based on your meetings in outlook calendar This extension allows you to easily book time in jira cloud based off of meetings scheduled in your calendar. Features * read meetings from outlook calendar web view of current day * parse jira tickets from meeting titles * search for jira ticket numbers * store last used ticket numbers based on meeting series * define default ticket number * save tickets that have been booked per day already to prevent double booking * search for projects by prepending #projectkey to search field * change meeting title prior to booking * choose to book meetings automatically in 15 min intervals Usage * Install the extension following the install guide / install the zip located in the package folder * Right click on the extension icon and go to options page to fill in jira base url and default ticket number * Navigate to outlook calendar web view and click on extension icon - Make sure the calnder only shows meetings in day view * Click on the ticket number to search for a ticket summary or for a ticket number * Clear out search field to show last used ticket numbers * Click on the paperplane to book the time on the selected ticket and with a description of the meeting title * Click book all button to book all tickets in the list
Nov 26, 2023
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