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wajir(1)
========
NAME
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wajir - Watch Jira issues
SYNOPSIS
--------
[verse]
'wajir' [--login <login>] [--token <token>] [--endpoint <endpoint>]
[--sendmail <command>] [--email-to <address>] [-v | --verbose]
[-h | --help] [-V | --version] <JQL>
DESCRIPTION
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Automatically watch Jira issues. Given a JQL query, the currently authenticated
user will be added as a watcher on all resulting issues.
For example, this JQL query finds all issues in the project "FAKE" that are not
watched by the current user:
project = "FAKE" AND watcher != currentUser() ORDER BY created ASC
Passing the above JQL to Wajir will cause the current user to watch all
unwatched issues in the "FAKE" project.
If the *--sendmail* and *--email-to* options are provided, an email containing
the issue summary, description, and a few other metadata fields will be sent
using the program given in *--sendmail* to the *--email-to* address.
OPTIONS
-------
--login::
Jira login email address.
--token::
Jira API token. Obtained from:
https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens
--endpoint::
The team-specific Atlassian host (e.g. *example.atlassian.net*).
--sendmail::
The command named in this argument will be exec'ed and given an email on its
standard input. This will typically be a Mail Transfer Agent or Mail
Delivery Agent. If set, the *--email-to* option must also be set.
--email-to::
Recipient email address that `issue created' emails will be sent to.
-v, --verbose::
Turn on verbose output.
-h, --help::
Print usage help.
-V, --version::
Print the program version.
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