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@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ The figure shows a suggested workflow consisting of four steps. Step 1 and Step
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To get issues one needs a bug tracking system. As an example the project Jenkins uses [JIRA](https://issues.jenkins-ci.org).
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From here it is possible to fetch issues that we then can link to bug fixing commits.
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-We have provided an example script that can be used to fetch issues from Jenkins issues (see 1) in the [figure](#workflow). In the directory fetch_jira_bugs, one can find the **fetch.py** script. The script has a jql string which is used as a filter to get certain issues. JIRA provides a neat way to test these jql strings directly in the [web page](https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-41020?jql=). Change to the advanced view and then enter the search criteria. Notice that the jql string is generated in the browser's url bar once enter is hit.
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+We have provided an example script that can be used to fetch issues from Jenkins issues (see 1 in the [figure](#workflow)). In the directory fetch_jira_bugs, one can find the **fetch.py** script. The script has a jql string which is used as a filter to get certain issues. JIRA provides a neat way to test these jql strings directly in the [web page](https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-41020?jql=). Change to the advanced view and then enter the search criteria. Notice that the jql string is generated in the browser's url bar once enter is hit.
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To fetch issues from Jenkins JIRA, just run:
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```python
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EFregnan