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Support Jira markup output (a form of textile)? #2497

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hisplan opened this issue Nov 5, 2015 · 11 comments · Fixed by #5548
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Support Jira markup output (a form of textile)? #2497

hisplan opened this issue Nov 5, 2015 · 11 comments · Fixed by #5548

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@hisplan
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hisplan commented Nov 5, 2015

Jira Markdown is slightly different from GitHub-flavored Markdown, and it's massively used by lots of software development teams (eBay, Salesforce, LinkedIn, Square, ...)

Any plan to support Jira Markdown?

Here's Jira's markdown spec:
https://jira.atlassian.com/secure/WikiRendererHelpAction.jspa?section=all

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tarleb commented Nov 6, 2015

AFAIK Jira's markup language is Textile, not Markdown. Textile is fairly well supported by Pandoc, just use pandoc -f textile when converting Jira notes.

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hisplan commented Nov 6, 2015

I do not think JIRA markup is Textile. Just to be sure, I tried http://pandoc.org/try with some JIRA markdown syntax and confirmed that {code}...{code} or {{monospaced}} were not correctly converted to HTML or any other.

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tarleb commented Nov 6, 2015

You are right, I missed those {{mono}} and {code} issues. I'm not really sure what language JIRA is using. It seems closer to Textile than to Markdown (and wikipedia lists JIRA as a project using textile). However, apparently it isn't standard textile either.

I'm not aware of any plan to support that dialect. From what I see, it should be possible to add it as a textile variant. It might actually be a nice task for someone trying to get their feet wet with pandoc/haskell.

@jgm jgm changed the title Plan to Support Jira Markdown? Plan to Support Jira markup (a form of textile)? Nov 20, 2015
@jgm jgm changed the title Plan to Support Jira markup (a form of textile)? Support Jira markup (a form of textile)? Nov 20, 2015
@StevenACoffman
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From this Atlassian support source:

Jira Markdown and Textile are the same for the most used markups like:
Bullets, enumerable lists, headers, italic, bold, tables, html, quote ...

And different for other functions like:
Preformated text, links, identation, code block ...

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StevenACoffman commented Feb 16, 2017

For reference, J2M has some good regex's for the bits of Jira markdown that are not in Textile. Preformated text, links, code block at least. They are considering using pandoc for the much more comprehensive Textile support in this issue FokkeZB/J2M#12

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jmls commented Apr 17, 2017

did anyone get anywhere with this ? I need to be able to edit jira descriptions in an external website.

@jeffmacdonald
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A coworker made this FWIW : https://github.com/stig/ox-jira.el I'm unsure of how applicable this is.

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tarleb commented May 31, 2019

@tupton created a custom Lua writer for JIRA: https://github.com/tupton/pandoc-jira-custom-writer

tarleb added a commit to tarleb/pandoc that referenced this issue Jun 4, 2019
This adds support for Atlassian's jira markup.

Closes: jgm#2497
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tarleb added a commit to tarleb/pandoc that referenced this issue Jun 4, 2019
This adds support for Atlassian's jira markup.

Closes: jgm#2497
tarleb added a commit to tarleb/pandoc that referenced this issue Jun 4, 2019
This adds support for Atlassian's jira markup.

Closes: jgm#2497
tarleb added a commit to tarleb/pandoc that referenced this issue Jun 4, 2019
This adds support for Atlassian's jira markup.

Closes: jgm#2497
tarleb added a commit to tarleb/pandoc that referenced this issue Jun 5, 2019
This adds support for Atlassian's jira markup.

Closes: jgm#2497
@jgm jgm closed this as completed in #5548 Jun 5, 2019
jgm pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jun 5, 2019
This adds support for Atlassian's jira markup.

Closes #2497
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mb21 commented Jun 6, 2019

Do we have a reader as well? Or should be open a separate issue about that?

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tarleb commented Jun 6, 2019

No reader so far; separate issue would be good.

@mb21 mb21 added new:writer and removed new:reader labels Jun 6, 2019
@mb21 mb21 changed the title Support Jira markup (a form of textile)? Support Jira markup output (a form of textile)? Jun 6, 2019
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