How to add Jira to Chrome Search Bar

To search for Jira issues directly from the Google Chrome search bar, you can add Jira as a custom search engine:

1. Go to Settings > Manage Search Engines > Other Search Engines > Add.

2. Fill out the info as follows, using whatever keyword you prefer.  

   URL is: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/QuickSearch.jspa?searchString=%s

3. Search with the Chrome Search bar by beginning the query with your keyword. For example:

• "j BEAM-1234" will take you to that specific issue.
• "j beam unresolved <username>" will show unresolved issues assigned to <username>.

How to add JIRA search to Firefox search

Firefox uses a format called OpenSearch so we need to generate an installable XML:

1. Go to https://ready.to/search/en/#
2. Fill the sections:
   the search name: Beam Issues
the front search term:
3. Click Make search plug-in to generate an URL.
4. Go to the URL. This installable URL searches for
   Beam issues. 
   https://ready.to/search/en/?sna=Beam%20issues&prf=https%3A%2F%2Fissues.apache.org%2Fjira%2Fbrowse%2FBEAM-&in=utf&ou=ono&mod=pn#
5. Click Opensearch plug-in Beam Issues to install it.
6. Configure a keyword for a quick search on Firefox preferences.
   1. Go to Preferences > Search.
   2. Scroll down to Search Shortcuts.
   3. Double-click on the Keyword column for the search engine you want to assign a shortcut to.
   4. Enter your search shortcut keyword. For example: b

How to integrate Intellij/Pycharm

To jump directly to a BEAM-NNNN JIRA issue referenced in the code using the Declaration (ctrl+b / ctrl-left click) shortcut.

1. Go to settings and find Issue Navigation.
2. Add a new entry with:
   Issue ID:  BEAM-\d+
Issue Link: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/$0