Jira
Jira is an issue and project tracking system by Atlassian. Teams use it to plan, track, and resolve work across software projects.
How Jira works with TestDino
The Jira integration is available on the TestDino Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans.
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Connect a Jira account and set a default app and project.
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From a failed or flaky test, select Raise bug to open a prefilled issue.
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Use Sync after Jira projects or fields change. Disconnect any time.
Create a Jira bug report in TestDino
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Open a failed or flaky test and choose Raise bug.
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Review the prefilled form, edit fields if needed, and create the issue.
What TestDino pre-fills
| Section | Field | Pre-filled content |
|---|---|---|
| Jira fields | Project | Jira project for the ticket |
| Issue type | Bug, Task, or any type your Jira allows | |
| Priority | Impact level for triage | |
| Labels | Team or component tags | |
| Assignee | Routing field for the responsible owner | |
| Reporter | Routing field for the reporting user or system | |
| Sprint | Planning field for the active sprint | |
| Dates and points | Optional start date, due date, and estimate points | |
| Summary | [TestCase] <name> - <short failure hint> | |
| Description | Test details | Test name, file, branch, commit author/message, environment, run ID, execution date, duration, attempts |
| Failure information | Error type and key error message | |
| Focused steps | Failing attempt with a code frame | |
| Links | TestDino run, Git commit, CI job | |
| Screenshots | Listed thumbnails; attach more if required | |
| System note | Origin | The issue was generated from an automated test failure |
After you create the Issue
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Confirmation shows the Jira key and ID, plus a copyable URL.
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Use Sync on the Integrations page if pickers look out of date.
Why this helps
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Complete, consistent bugs in seconds.
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Developers land on proof and can reproduce faster.