Issue tracker integration - BETA

Antithesis makes it easy to create tickets in your issue tracker directly from a Finding or group of Findings.

When you click the “Create ticket” button, your issue tracker opens in a new tab with a pre-filled create ticket form. You’ll just need to click “create.”

Create ticket example 1 Create ticket example 2

This integration does NOT grant Antithesis access to your issue tracker. We’re simply sending the relevant parameters to your tracker as a url. Unfortunately, this also means this integration can’t edit existing tickets.

How to set it up

Simply send your issue tracker’s URL to your customer success engineer to enable the integration.

Supported issue trackers

https://linear.app/YOUR_TEAM_NAME/new
  • YOUR_TEAM_NAME: Your team name in Linear (visible in the URL when using the web app).
https://ORGANIZATION.atlassian.net/secure/CreateIssueDetails!init.jspa?pid=PROJECT_ID&issuetype=ISSUE_TYPE_ID
  • ORGANIZATION: Your Jira Cloud organization name (part of their domain).

  • PROJECT_ID: The internal project ID. To find this, export an issue to XML and look for the ID in the tag.

  • ISSUE_TYPE_ID: Tickets will be created with this issue type. To find this, export an issue to XML and look for the ID in the tag.

Jira Export XML option Jira XML example

https://github.com/ORG/REPO/issues/new
  • ORG: Your GitHub organization or user name.
  • REPO: Issues will be created in this repo.
https://gitlab.com/YOUR_GROUP/YOUR_PROJECT/-/issues/new
  • GROUP: Your group or namespace in GitLab.
  • PROJECT: Issues will be created in this project.
https://trello.com/add-card?mode=popup&url=https://trello.com/b/BOARDID
  • BOARDID: The ID of your Trello board.
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