jira-commands

Browse and manage Jira project fix versions using jirac issue versions.

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:
   • project key (required when not using the default config project)
   • specific version name (optional — narrows view to one version + its backlog)
3. Run jirac issue versions -p <PROJECT> to list all versions, or --version '<NAME>' to focus on one.
4. Report each version's status (released, archived, unreleased), start/release dates, and backlog summary.

Notes:

• Use this before bulk updates that touch --fix-versions — confirms the version name exists and is in the expected state.
• The TUI (jirac tui then V) offers an interactive version browser with backlog preview, including Enter to refresh and n / e to create or edit metadata.
• For shipping prep, combine with JQL on fixVersion in unreleasedVersions() or fixVersion = "v1.2.0".

Examples:

• "list versions in PROJ" → jirac issue versions -p PROJ
• "show me details for v1.2.0 in PROJ" → jirac issue versions -p PROJ --version 'v1.2.0'
• "what's planned for the next release of PROJ" → jirac issue versions -p PROJ then preview the unreleased one