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Look up, link, comment on and transition Jira issues straight from the Gerrit change page. Reviewing a change on Gerrit and then switching to Jira to paste the link, write the comment and move the status is three tabs and five minutes of nothing. Changelink does that from the change page. What it does - Finds the Jira issue key in the change subject or commit message, and shows the issue status on the page - Adds the Gerrit change as a Jira remote link - Posts a comment built from your own template, with a preview you can edit before it goes out - Moves the issue to another status - Does all of the above in one click, skipping the comment if the same one is already there - Puts a draggable quick action button on the change page, with the buttons you pick Setup takes four fields on the options page: your Gerrit URL, your Jira URL, your Jira account email and an API token. The extension asks for access to those two sites and nothing else. Credentials stay in local browser storage and are never sent anywhere but your own Jira. Interface available in English and Korean. Requires Jira Cloud. Jira Server and Data Center are not supported yet. Source: https://github.com/osntak/changelink-gerrit-jira
Sep 18, 2026
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