JIRA Integration · Private beta

Your JIRA maintenance
backlog drains itself

Label a JIRA ticket repowarden or @-mention us in a comment. RepoWarden classifies it, picks up chore-class work, and opens a tested PR — linking back to the ticket and transitioning it to In Review.

How it works

1

Label the ticket

Add the repowarden label or @-mention @repowarden in a comment. No auto-grab — it only touches tickets you explicitly hand off.

2

Classify

Chore-class (upgrade, EoL, CVE, flaky test, dead code, small refactor) gets picked up. Product-class tickets get a polite decline with what'd be needed.

3

Execute

Branch, code, tests, PR. Same engine as the repos you're already running — minus the context-gathering, because the ticket is the context.

4

Close the loop

Comment on JIRA with the PR link, transition the ticket to In Review. When the PR merges, the ticket moves to Done. No manual stitching.

What counts as chore-class

RepoWarden is opinionated about which tickets it takes on. The rule: well-scoped, testable, maintenance-flavoured. If a ticket needs product judgement, we kick it back with a spec, not a half-built PR.

We'll pick up

  • — Upgrade lodash to 4.x
  • — Migrate off Node 16 (EoL)
  • — Remove deprecated withRouter calls
  • — Fix the flaky test in auth.spec.ts
  • — Resolve CVE-2024-XXXXX in our tree
  • — Delete dead feature flag FLAG_OLD_UI

We'll decline (with a spec)

  • — Build a new engagement dashboard
  • — Redesign the checkout flow
  • — Figure out why conversion dropped
  • — Add multi-tenant support
  • — Anything without a clear acceptance criterion

Currently in private beta

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