All actions described in this chapter are available to the Jira administrator only.
In order to run automated tests, you need to add CI Server. To do so, navigate to RTM global settings.
Overview
The CI Servers configuration screen includes:
Add CI Server - add a new CI Server to your projects.
CI Server name - custom name of an added CI Server.
Type - type of a CI Server, for example Jenkins.
URL - server URL.
Projects - list of projects in which a given CI server can be enabled.
Status - up-to-date information on whether a server is connected.
Action - edit or delete server.
CI Servers configuration screen.
Add Jenkins
Steps
Click CI Servers.
Click Add CI Server.
Add CI Server.
Select Jenkins from the CI Server type list.
Fill in the fields.
Add CI Server.
Click Add.
Add GitHub
Steps
Click CI Servers.
Click Add CI Server.
Add CI Server.
Select GitHub from the CI Server type list.
Fill out the fields.
Click Add.
Tip
If there is no GitHub installation listed, it means that you need to install the RTM app on the GitHub first. Installing the application via this path is important, as it connects the Jira instance to the GitHub installation.
Steps
Click Install the RTM app on GitHub.
Log in to GitHub.
Select the profile where you want to install the application. If you have only one profile, you’ll be redirected directly to the repository selection.
Select the repositories the application will have access to: All repositories or Only select repositories.
Click Install.
Warning
The ERROR status may indicate that the RTM application has been uninstalled from GitHub. Reconfigure your CI server if this is the case.
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