jira-commands

Move an issue across projects using jirac. This uses Jira's native move — the issue keeps its history, comments, attachments, and worklogs. This is different from clone --move, which creates a new key and deletes the original.

Steps:

1. Check that jirac is available by running jirac --version. If missing, tell the user to install it (cargo install jira-commands).
2. Extract from the user's request:
   • source issue key
   • target project key
   • target issue type (optional — defaults to the current issue type name in the destination)
3. Confirm intent — moves can drop incompatible custom-field values and reassign workflow.
4. Run jirac issue move <KEY> <PROJECT> [--issue-type <TYPE>].
5. Report the new key (Jira always re-keys on move) and link to view it with jirac issue view <NEW_KEY>.

Notes:

• Issue key changes (PROJ-123 → OTHER-45 or similar).
• Comments, attachments, worklogs, links, and history are preserved.
• If the target project does not have the same issue type, pass --issue-type with the closest equivalent (e.g. Task).
• Use change-type instead when staying inside the same project.

Examples:

• "move PROJ-123 to OTHER project" → jirac issue move PROJ-123 OTHER
• "move PROJ-50 to NEW project as a Task" → jirac issue move PROJ-50 NEW --issue-type Task