Copy and paste these scripts into your TamperMonkey browser extension to customize your browsing experience.
See the Knowlege-Base - TamperMonkey page for more general TamperMonkey info.
Copy and paste the raw code into a new script in TamperMonkey.
Use the Raw button on on the top right of the file to copy from.
In TamperMonkey settings, go to Utilies at the top right,
then at the bottom of that page see Import from URL.
Paste the Raw URL to the script into the box and click Install.
Raw URL looks like this, which can be obtained from the Raw button at the top right of the file on GitHub:
Autofills the Jira ticket description field with HTML contents that you can then edit natively in the Jira UI.
Does not overwrite any already populated description for safety.
For Jira tickets with existing descriptions you can Ctrl-x / Cmd-x to cut your content out
and press any key in the description box to trigger the script to fill in the description boilerplate text
and then paste your content back in and tweak it.
You can edit the const descriptionHTML = line of code near the top to suit your tastes, currently it renders in the Jira UI as:
As a platform engineer
I want ...
So that ...
Criteria one...
Criteria two...
Put Notes here
Record design decisions
URLs to references and relevant docs
If the script isn't triggering, check you have copied & pasted it entirely correctly.
On one occasion, no scripts were triggering, and the solution was to remote the TamperMonkey Chrome extension and then re-add it fresh and then install the script back in again.
There was nothing wrong with the code itself, which is revision controlled and hadn't changed.
See the Knowledge-Base - TamperMonkey Troubleshooting section for more details.
The rest of my original source repos are here.
Pre-built Docker images are available on my DockerHub.