1. If you wish to create another project click the Eureka Icon/ Home button
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2. Click the Create New Project and fill in the details as needed
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3. You can now use the Project Select dropdown to switch between your current view
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4. Next you can start your CI/CD setup steps click the Project Settings from the side navigation click the CI/CD Configuration option and select your build server and follow the instructions
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5. Once you’ve completed setting up your job you will need to Generate your docker login
6. Scroll down from your CI/CD instructions to the generate key instructions click Generate
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7. Copy your key to in a vault where your CI/CD job can get it you should save this value as EUREKA_ENDPOINT
8. Copy the Docker username and Docker password and save them within your vault as cicd-docker-user and cicd-docker-pwd
9. Go to your CI/CD job and run
10. Once the job is complete navigate back to your issues page and you’ll see some issues
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12. Set columns and filters.
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13. Click on a issue to see details
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12. Optional last steps for Jira Integration
13. Fill in the fields as follows:
- JIRA API KEY (the API key for the user the Eureka application will use)
- Jira username (the email of the Jira user)
- Jira base URL (the link to your Jira instance REST API endpoint)
19. Once you’ve completed this click “Add Jira Info”
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17. Now navigate back to your issues page and you can now assign issues to Jira
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