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1. Import the practice into a service and configure all JIRA http request nodes to connect to your system. The nodes will be flagged with a red triangle.
   
2. Double-click a node and click the edit icon in the Configuration field.
   

3. Specify your connection to JIRA when prompted.  
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   title Create a Dedicated JIRA User for Extension Designer
   If JIRA detects that a user is making requests from multiple machines, it may lock the user out. We recommend creating a dedicated user for Extension Designer to avoid being locked out by JIRA.

4. After configuring the first node, you can choose the connection settings in the other nodes from the Configuration drop-down menu so that you don't have to reenter the settings for each node.
   
5. Deploy the practice and configure the JIRA WebHook.

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1. After deploying the practice to Extension Designer, click on the service category in which the artifact was imported and deployed (e.g., Practices).
2. In the Available Endpoints section, expand the JIRA WebHook endpoint and copy the address.
    
3. In JIRA, click on the settings gear icon and choose System from the JIRA ADMINISTRATION administration menu.
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4. Click WebHooks in the Advanced section of the System administration page.
    
5. Create a new WebHook and paste the path to the Defects for JIRA WebHook endpoint into the URL field.
    
   After deploying the Defects for JIRA practice, moving the nodes for the practice to another flow or service in Extension Designer will change the path to the WebHook endpoint. Be sure to change the URL in the JIRA WebHook menu if you decide to move the practice to another flow or service.
6. You can now configure the types of events that you want your WebHook to broadcast to the Defects for JIRA Practice. For this practice, set issuetype = Bug and enable the created, updated, and deleted options in the Issue settings.
    

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