Jira GitLab integration

To set up two way Jira GitLab Integration, follow the video tutorial below:

Build your workflow in 5 minutes - step by step guide

0. Access the app in Jira - Go to Apps, select getint.io

1. Click "Create integration"

2. Choose the apps, establish the connection

Remember, to be logged in as a user with admin rights.

Click "Select App", select Jira. Then select "Create New" to create a new connection with the Jira instance. Name your connection whatever you like. Add URL of your Jira instance (without "/" in the end). Add Login of the admin user, you need to be logged in as one. Type your password, if it's Jira Server. If it's Jira Cloud, you need to generate Jira Token - go to the step 2.

3 Token generation = Password for the Jira Cloud

Repeat these steps for the second app.

4. Select the project that you want to connect to

If the connection is established correctly, you should be able to select the Jira project. Choose one from the dropdown menu, as shown below.

5. Connect to GitLab

If you don't have any connection established before, create a new one.

6. Generate GitLab token, use it as a password

Go to the GitLab developer console, to generate a Token, that needs to be used as a password.

7.Select the established connection, and the project you want to integrate with

8. Type mapping

Map Jira types that you want to sync: f.e. GitLab issue to the Jira task, Jira bug to the GitLab issue, and so on.

9. Field mapping

Within the types, you can specify what fields you want to integrate/sync. Title, description, assignees, custom fields, and so on.

10. Assignee mapping

Map assignees according to your desired setup.

11. Attachments

If needed, enable attachments, and comments integration/sync.

12. Name the project, and click "Create"