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Hello support.
Main goal is to be able to create a bi-directional sync. from Azure Devops Board to Jira.
Here the first issues that I have so far:
Context: using Exalate in Script mode From Azure Work item(Outgoing sync ) to Jira Cloud Issue (Incoming sync) ( note: as a start we need Azure to Jira sync. but our main goal is to have bi-directional sync )
To reproduce my situation:
Azure DevOps Board - Exalate outbound
NOTE from the Jira Exalate connection information of the Remote replica entity section about the Attachments
Jira Cloud - Exalate Incoming sync
The result in the Jira issue, both the description and comment text fields have the same image (The last image added to the comment, the second image.png).
I did try the suggested solution from : https://community.exalate.com/display/exacom/questions/20124163/exalating-attachments-pasted-images-on-azuredevops-result-in-same-name-files-on-receiving-jira-side
Solution to rename the filename values in replica.attachments but the HtmlToWiki::processImage methode/function base it self on the HTML content only to scans for filename in the Image 'src' attribute. Giving me a broken in-line image link on the Jira side.
Since the Field content (HTML) (description and/or comments) in-line images information need/must fit the attachment information in order to resolve the image information to display in the proper context. There is a missing part to the solution.
Hypotheses:
So by renaming the images from azure to Jira …in Jira new filename ….when will do the other sync Jira to Azure inbound script even using the attachmentHelper.mergeAttachments tool … are those images are added to the work item making duplicates because their is different filenames.
Main goal is to be able to create a bi-directional sync. from
Help would be appreciated,