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Creates links from JIRA-like issue references on any page ➤ Detailed Description for JIRA Link Creator JIRA Link Creator automatically converts JIRA issue references (like PROJECT-123) found on web pages into clickable links that open the corresponding ticket in your JIRA instance. ➤ Key Features: - Automatically detects and converts JIRA ticket references to clickable links - Customizable pattern matching with regular expressions - Configurable URL template to work with any JIRA instance - Exclude specific websites from link creation - Easy toggle to enable/disable the extension globally - Simple one-click option to disable for just the current site - Test your pattern and URL configuration with live preview ➤ How It Works: The extension scans text content on web pages and when it finds text matching your configured pattern (default: [A-Z]+-\d+), it converts that text into a clickable link using your specified URL template. ➤ Perfect For: - Software development teams using JIRA - Project managers who frequently reference JIRA tickets in documentation - QA teams working across multiple websites while referencing JIRA tickets - Anyone who wants to save time by quickly accessing JIRA tickets mentioned on web pages JIRA Link Creator respects your privacy - it only processes text on the pages you visit to create links, and does not collect or transmit any data. This extension is lightweight, open-source, and designed to enhance your workflow without getting in the way. ➤ Change Log: 1.0.1 — 2025.05.05 — Fixed link generation on "editable" text 1.0.3 — 2025.05.06 — Fixed error - Aw, Snap! Something went wrong while displaying this web page. Error code: 11
May 7, 2025
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