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L Pennington
Commodore
Commodore
‎2017-06-06 10:35
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Jira to Octane Sync

An ALM customer who is looking into Octane is asking if there is support to sync User Stories from Jira to Octane so they can be linked to test cases. 

They already use ALM Synchroniser extensively to sync defects between ALM and Jira.

 

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slbruce
Micro Focus Expert
Micro Focus Expert
‎2017-07-13 08:26

Hi

Sorry about the late reply.

We are currently developing a synchronizer for Jira-Octane which will be available in an upcoming release.  I can't give the exact dates but it is something that we are working on.

Thanks,

Spencer Bruce

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GilNakache
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‎2019-03-28 15:37

NextGen allows synchronizing Jira backlog to octane backlog bidirectional

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Dirk Hedderich
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‎2019-04-09 21:30

Just in case someone finds this older topic: Please see the Octane online help at https://admhelp.microfocus.com/octane/en/latest/Online/Content/Synchronizer/Overview.htm - it explains how you can synchronize Octane and JIRA with the synchronizer provided by Micro Focus.

For more complex scenarios you could also have a look at the synchronizers / integrations from vendors like OpsHub or Tasktop.

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