Hello,

Well done for your work on this. It was a good basis to make my own custom plugin. I don't have the time to provide a PR (my code is awful), but I can give you some ideas for the future of your plugin :

Jira-count

```jira-count
project = REF AND status changed to (Done, "Won't Fix", Archived, "Can't Reproduce", "PM Validated") after -14d

Which leads to this:

Caching

All queries can be cached, to have a view of a situation at a specific time.

Basic authentication seems working. I verified with a wrong password that it is returning 401 as expected. However, with correct credential. it returns 403 when using inline JIRA: or with code block ```jira-issue

I verified the link generated by the plugin is correct. ie. JIRA:XXX-123 it is generated as "myjiradomain"/browse/XXX-123

Hi there! I've started using this and it seems really great so far!

I've just run into a problem where the sub-task icon shows up as missing.

My guess is that the asset this icon uses has changed path?

Edit: I had a little look and found that the story icon has a normal url (https://5livesstudios.atlassian.net/images/icons/issuetypes/story.png) but the subtasks are getting this icon url (https://5livesstudios.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/universal_avatar/view/type/issuetype/avatar/10501?size=medium)

An interesting sidenote is that a sub task icon does exist in the same path as the working story icon. My guess is that the jira api is returning a url that obsidian is having trouble parsing?

I like that it links to Jira, but I would also like to be able to link to a note in my Obsidian vault. Would it be possible to add this option? It might make sense to add this after allowing custom columns and this could be one of the columns. Of course, you would need options for which folder to store the file and what format to name the file.

Hi,

Thanks for this plugin, I have a problem with the vertical alignment of the inline issues.

Rendering without inline issue

Rendering with inline issue

OS : Windows Obsidian version : v0.16.4

After upgrading to 1.29, I can't access my Jira Cloud instance anymore. Even with the stored credentials that were working before 1.29.

I created a new token but the problem still persists.

Test connection always returns HTTP 401.

I was having issues with my account locking out every time I used this plugin. I noticed that it seems to try and login to the server every time I update the password/api field (I.e one log in attempt for each letter I type) and obviously the password is wrong until I have typed all of it into the field.

this also seems to that it attempts log in every time I type a letter in the host field.

I worked around the issue of account locking out, by completing the username and password field first then entering the hostname.

it is possible, that it is something I am doing wrong - but thought you might want to double check the code

upgraded to the latest version today. got following error in all my notes with JIRA links.

39app.js:1 Error: [CM6] tree.iterate has changed syntax. See the stack trace to find the faulty plugin and file an issue with the plugin author. Details: https://discuss.codemirror.net/t/release-0-20-0/4302 at app.js:1 at e.iterate (app.js:1) at ei.iterate (app.js:1) at Object.buildAsyncDecorations (VM110 plugin:obsidian-plantuml:5405) at Object.update (VM110 plugin:obsidian-plantuml:5398) at e.update (app.js:1) at e.updatePlugins (app.js:1) at e.update (app.js:1) at e._dispatch (app.js:1) at e.dispatch (app.js:1)

issue description

1. create a jira-search block with notes column
2. click on one of notes column "+" sign
3. when jira issue keys are duplicated in shortest length, it will match wrong notes example: there are 20 issues in search results, PR-1, PR-2 .... PR-20. if I click on PR-11 and created a note, then PR-1 also shows that PR-11, and same happens on PR-1X(maybe PR-1XX, I didn't test), PR-1 will show all the notes start with PR-1

Hi there,

I use this plugin on my desktop but I also use Obsidian on mobile and presumably the mobile version doesn't have access to a module that is available on desktop.

From memory, Buffer is part of the Node standard library so perhaps there needs to be a polyfill for the mobile version.

I haven't done much with Obsidian plugins yet but I know enough about Node that I'm happy to try and debug this myself and file a PR 🙂

Hey Marco! I just installed this plugin and it looks very promising. However, I login to Jira via authentication through the Microsoft SSO platform. This means the response from Jira is the HTML directing me to sign in before I can get access. Any thoughts on how I might work around this?

I don't currently have a good way of filtering out my unstarted tasks that are in the next sprint vs the current sprint.

It would be really nice to be able to filter the jira-search results by sprint. I am thinking similar to the assignee = currentUser() having the ability to specify sprint = activeSprint() would be really useful.

It seems like sprint data is there with $ji.macro.getActiveSprint() but I was unable to get that working from the example in the docs, and I was unsure how I would then use that with the jira-search results I am using in my dailynotes to keep track of my active, next, and done tasks for the current sprint.

This plugin looks great and should make switching to Jira much easier. Thanks.

Describe the bug Both functionalities "Jira issue" and "Inline issue" don't work as soon as there is an underscore in the project name

To Reproduce Try displaying a ticket in a project containing an underscore :

```jira-issue
PRJ_TEST-1
```

or

JIRA:PRJ_TEST-1

Expected behavior Displaying the ticket correctly

Suggested solution Replacing all (I found 5) [A-Z0-9]+-[0-9]+ occurences by [_A-Z0-9]+-[0-9]+ (or maybe a more refined solution to prevent project names from starting or ending with an underscore)

Plugin version and platform

• Version: 1.48.0
• [x] Obsidian Windows
• [ ] Obsidian Mac
• [ ] Obsidian Linux
• [ ] Obsidian Android
• [ ] Obsidian iOS

Describe the bug Firstly, thanks for creating this plugin. I love it. However, I'm creating errors when loading the icon of the ticket.

I traced through developer logs. It does seem like there's a permission issue as I tried to open the link via incognito on my browser, and there's an additional layer of authentication prior to accessing the static image. Is there a workaround that I can do?

In the network logs, I'm getting status code 302, with the response "Failed to load response data: No content available because this request was redirected".

Perhaps, I can add some static icons locally? I don't really care about the icons, but it's an eye sore when viewing through my notes.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Just type JIRA:Ticket-123

Expected behavior I expect the ticket to load the correct icon properly.

Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

Plugin version and platform

• Version: 1.48.0
• [ ] Obsidian Windows
• [x] Obsidian Mac
• [ ] Obsidian Linux
• [ ] Obsidian Android
• [x] Obsidian iOS

It would be nice if you could specify the text that currently reads "Count" in a jira-count badge. I have several of them to see the number of closed, open, and blocked tickets in a sprint. Currently I have each one in a subheading so that I remember what is what, but allowing that text to be renamed would make it look cleaner.

Hi, I just updated to obsidian 1.0.3 and latest version of this plugin and I'm getting this error instead of all links.

I'm currently authenticating via bearer token (it's a private jira server)

If I open the JiraIssue:Reuqest urls from the log in my browser they all work. Returning what seems to be the correct json, so I'm guessing this is an authentication issue with bearer token?

Interestingly when I hit "Test connection" the notification says it's working but the log shows a 401 error as the response. Which I suspect is where the real problem is happening.

I also tried basic authentication but that wouldn't connect.