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This Alfred workflow allows you to quickly search for and open any Jira ticket you have access to.

To download the workflow, simply click one of the download links below. Please note that only the Alfred 5 version has all the latest features.

Download Jira for Alfred (Alfred 5)

If you are installing the workflow for the first time, you may be prompted to install Apple's Command Line Tools. These developer tools are required for the workflow to function, and fortunately, they have a much smaller size footprint than full-blown Xcode.

In order to use the workflow, you must provide three bits of info:

1. The base URL of the Atlassian team (e.g. https://yourcompany.atlassian.net); any trailing slashes are ignored
2. The username of your Jira account
3. An access token for your Jira account (Atlassian account settings > Security tab > API tokens)

You must input these configuration parameters when you first install the workflow, and you can change them at any time.

The main usage of the workflow is through the jira keyword. If you don't provide a query, your most recent issues are shown.

You can look up a particular issue by summary or key. When an issue is selected, you can perform any of the following actions:

1. Press Enter open the issue page in your browser (the default behavior)
2. Press Command-Enter to copy the key/ID of the issue (e.g. "ABC-123")
3. Press Option-Enter to copy the issue's URL
4. Press Shift-Enter to copy the issue summary (e.g. "Fix the thing")

You can optionally restrict your search to one or more projects using the Restrict to Projects configuration option within the workflow's settings. This provides another way to cut down on the number of issues you might be presented with.

To use it, enter a comma-separated list of project keys (e.g. if you want tickets like ABC-123 and DEF-234, then enter "ABC, DEF" into the field). If you leave the field blank, then you get the default behavior of searching across all projects your Jira account has access to.

If you do not pass a search query to the jira keyword, the workflow will automatically display your recently-worked-on issues.

If you are an on-premise user using the 9.12.x LTS datacenter/server edition of Jira, then enable the Use Jira 9.12.x LTS configuration option within the workflow's settings. This should fix any errors with loading issues.

If you only have a single project for which you wish to look up issues, then specify the project key in the Prepend Number-Only Queries with Project Key configuration option within the workflow's settings. This will allow you to specify number-only queries (e.g. jira 123), and the project key will automatically be prepended (with a dash) to the number you specify.

For example, if you specify PROJ as your project key to prepend, then type jira 123 into Alfred, the issue PROJ-123 will be retrieved.

This project is not affiliated with Atlassian, and the Jira icons used in this project are property of Atlassian.