jira-writer

To update JIRA issues with release notes automatically, you can use an automation workflow that pushes generated content to the release note custom field and modifies issue properties. This requires write operations that need user approval before execution.

Yes, you can update custom fields on multiple JIRA tickets at once using batch update functionality. This allows you to push the same release note content and set statuses like 'Approved' or 'Proposed' across several issues simultaneously to ensure data consistency.

The best way to set the release note status in JIRA to 'Proposed', 'Approved', or 'Rejected' is through an issue tracking automation script. It directly modifies the custom status fields on the Red Hat Issue Tracker via API interaction.

Yes, managing JIRA API rate limiting for batch issue updates is handled using the ratelimit Python package. This prevents API throttling when pushing release notes or modifying custom fields across multiple issues.

Yes, you need user approval to modify JIRA issue properties through automation. Because the system performs write operations to update release notes and custom fields, it requires explicit user approval before executing any changes.