Jira Ticket CLI

by Open CLI Collective

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Versions:

  • 1.0.52
  • 1.0.51
  • 1.0.50
  • 1.0.49
  • 1.0.48
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  • 0.1.19
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  • 0.1.13
  • 0.1.12
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  • 0.1.9
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  • 0.1.6

Jira Ticket CLI, developed by the Open CLI Collective, is a command-line utility designed to let development teams interact with Jira Cloud without leaving the terminal. Built for engineers, Scrum Masters, and DevOps personnel who prefer keyboard-driven workflows, the program exposes the most common Jira operations—issue creation, viewing, editing, deletion, workflow transitions, sprint assignment, and commenting—through concise, scriptable commands. A built-in JQL parser further allows complex queries to be saved and replayed, making it easy to generate burn-down statistics or feed custom dashboards. Because every action is initiated from the shell, the tool integrates naturally with continuous-integration pipelines, chat-ops bots, and scheduled cron jobs; for example, a nightly script can automatically close stale tickets or move completed issues to the next sprint. The current stable release 1.0.52 is the fifty-second iteration delivered in a rapid succession of forty-two public versions, reflecting an active open-source cadence that continuously refines authentication, adds new sub-commands, and expands compatibility with Jira Cloud’s evolving REST API. Lightweight and cross-platform, the binary runs wherever Go compiles—Windows, macOS, or Linux—and stores credentials securely in the OS keychain so that automated processes remain safe. By eliminating the need to switch between the browser and the command prompt, Jira Ticket CLI shortens feedback loops, encourages smaller, more descriptive commits, and keeps project metadata synchronized with actual code activity. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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jira 2
atlassian 2
cli 397
ticket 2
issue-tracking 1
agile 1