Jira Issue Manager
approvedby alamion
Forked from Jira Issue managing
Get Jira issues, create and update them. Issue status and worklog management.
Jira Issue Manager
A two-way Jira synchronization plugin for Obsidian. Templates, custom field mapping, time tracking, and batch operations — all without leaving your notes.
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Features
- Full two-way sync — fetch issues from Jira, edit in Obsidian, push changes back
- Custom templates — structure your issue notes however you want using
jira-sync-section,jira-sync-line, andjira-sync-inlinemarkers that are hidden from view - Deep field mapping — sync any Jira field, including custom fields from ScriptRunner, Insight, and other add-ons. Built-in mappings for 15+ standard fields, with support for custom JavaScript transform functions
- Time tracking — built-in work log statistics and batch submission. Supports Timekeep and Super Simple Time Tracker formats
- Status management — transition issues through workflows directly from Obsidian
- Multiple authentication methods — Bearer Token (PAT), Basic Auth, or Session Cookie
- Multi-connection support — work with multiple Jira instances
- JQL search and batch fetch — find and pull in issues by query
- Inline comments — add comments to Jira issues with text selection support


Quick start
- Install from Community Plugins → search "Jira Issue Manager"
- Open Settings → configure Jira URL and authentication
- Use
Get issue from Jira with custom keyfrom the command palette - Edit your note — changes sync back with
Update issue in Jira
Documentation
Why this one?
Most Jira plugins for Obsidian treat issues as read-only. This one is built for people who want to work in Obsidian and push changes back to Jira. Key differentiators:
- True two-way synchronization (not just display)
- Support for arbitrary custom fields with programmable mapping
- Integrated time tracking and batch work log submission
- No external dependencies for statistics or time tracking
- Markers are hidden in both Live Preview and Reading mode
License
MIT — originally forked from obsidian-to-jira.
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