I’m trying to figure out if there’s a way to get TeamCity to work with JIRA similar to how Bamboo does. I’ve been searching the JetBrains site but can’t seem to find any info about connecting TeamCity to issue trackers.
Does anyone know if this is possible? How would I go about setting it up?
Also, I heard a rumor that TeamCity might be releasing their own issue tracker called Charisma. Has anyone else heard about this or know if it’s true?
Indeed, TeamCity offers robust integration with JIRA. Unlike Bamboo, which has built-in JIRA connectivity, TeamCity utilizes a dedicated plugin for this purpose. Once installed, it enables linking builds to JIRA issues, automated status updates, and issue tracking within the CI/CD pipeline.
Configuration is relatively straightforward through TeamCity’s administration interface. You’ll need to provide JIRA server details and authentication credentials. This integration can significantly streamline your development workflow by providing traceability between code changes, builds, and associated JIRA tickets.
Regarding Charisma, I haven’t come across any official announcements from JetBrains. It’s best to rely on their official channels for such product information rather than rumors.
yep, teamcity can totally integrate with jira! theres a plugin u can install that lets u link builds to jira issues, update ticket status, etc. its pretty straightforward to set up - just need to configure the connection in teamcity settings. havent heard anything bout charisma tho, sounds interesting if true!
As someone who’s been using TeamCity for a while now, I can confirm it definitely integrates with JIRA. We’ve had it set up at my company for about a year, and it’s been a game-changer for our workflow.
The integration is done through a plugin, which is pretty easy to install and configure. Once it’s up and running, you can link builds to JIRA issues, update ticket statuses automatically, and even create new issues directly from TeamCity.
One thing I particularly like is how it shows JIRA issue details right in the TeamCity interface. It saves a lot of time switching between tools.
I haven’t heard anything concrete about Charisma, though. Might just be a rumor, but who knows? JetBrains does like to surprise us sometimes.