Calendar Event to Jira Worklog is a Google Calendar add-on that allows you to create worklogs in your selected Atlassian Jira Cloud instance from your calendar event.
It's easy to use:
• Authenticate to your Jira Cloud instance and save it in the settings.
• Simply select one of the calendar events you want to log as working hours in your Jira.
• Search for an issue or enter an Issue Key.
• Log the calendar event as a worklog.
• The worklog description will be the title of the event and it will be logged for the same date and time interval.
More information can be found on eventtoworklog.hu.
Calendar Event to Jira Worklog will ask for the permissions shown below. Learn more
Calendar Event to Jira Worklog will need access to your Google account
This will allow Calendar Event to Jira Worklog to :
See the events you open in Google Calendar
Run as a Calendar add-on
See and download any calendar you can access using your Google Calendar
View your Calendar settings
Connect to an external service
View your country, language, and timezone
See your primary Google Account email address
See your personal info, including any personal info you've made publicly available
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This addon only works with Jira cloud. An option to connect to our server-data center instance that uses Google auth would go a long way.
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Attila Bordás
March 5, 2021
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Hello Brian, Thanks for the review. I expanded the description to make it clear that the app can only be used with Jira Cloud.