Prepares a Jira bug, story, or task for development by assigning it, applying the appropriate workflow transitions, and handling its Technical Task subtask when applicable. It creates or checks out a branch named for the target ticket and drafts a plan from the parent and child tickets.
Start work on a Jira ticket.
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Prepare a Liferay ticket for development.
Accept a key (LPD-86295) or a browse URL from ${ARGUMENTS}. When nothing is supplied and ${PWD} matches */liferay-portal-<KEY> where <KEY> matches the Jira pattern [A-Z]+-[0-9]+, derive the key from the directory name. Otherwise, ask the user.
Abort when the working tree has uncommitted changes.
Fetch the ticket (issue type, current assignee, subtasks) and resolve the target — the ticket where the branch and active work state live:
10004) — the bug itself. There is no child.10001) or Task (10002) — the Technical Task (10153) subtask. Jira autocreates it when the parent is moved to an in-progress status, so the target does not exist yet and must be resolved after Start Work on the Parent. It may exist from a previous attempt, in which case it becomes the target.Assign the parent to the user and apply the transitions below. When the parent is already in an in-progress status by a different user, refuse to continue.
| Parent Type | Destination | Transition IDs |
|---|---|---|
| Bug | In Progress | 61 |
| Story | In Development | 41, then 61 |
| Task | In Progress | 21 |
For a Story, apply the two transitions in sequence: 41 moves it to Ready for Development, which triggers Jira to autocreate the Technical Task subtask, then 61 moves it to In Development.
Skip for Bug. For Story / Task, refetch the parent's subtasks until the Technical Task appears, then assign it to the user and transition it:
| Child Type | Destination | Transition ID |
|---|---|---|
| Technical Task | In Progress | 41 |
Branch off the current HEAD, named after the target key. When the branch already exists, check it out instead.
Enter plan mode and read the tickets (both parent and child) to make the plan.
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