JIRA Template Injector

JIRA Template Injector is a Chrome extension developed by Redbrick. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of JIRA Template Injector is 1.2.5, updated on 2021-05-16.
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developer website: jiratemplate.com

The description field of new JIRA issues will automatically be populated with a template relevant to the issue type

This extension automatically inserts a template of your choosing into the JIRA Create Issue Description field. The template injected is relative to the selected "Project" and “Issue Type” within the Create Issue modal on JIRA.

On initial install a default list of templates are pre populated for you. These can easily be removed/restored at any time.

By default the extension works for cloud hosted JIRA instances (*.atlassian.net domains). If you are using a self hosted JIRA instance or a custom domain, you may add your own custom domains for the extension to check against. You may also add any custom input IDs for which you would like your templates to be injected into.

You can add templates individually, or bulk add them through a local or remote json file. See Support & FAQ for an example JSON file.

Features:

* Automatically select text between
<TI> and </TI> tags for quick template
completion.
* Quickly jump to the next set of <TI>
elements using the 'Control + back-tick'
key combo.
* Template Priorities.
* The default template (no Issue Type and
no Projects specified) will be used for all
Issue Types and Projects.
* Templates with Projects and no
Issue Type will override the default template.
* Templates with Issue Type and no Projects
will override templates with Projects and
no Issue Type.
* Templates with Issue Type and Projects
will override all other templates.
* Templates are synced across devices.
* Configure once, use on all chrome
devices that support extensions!
* Reload default templates with one click.
* Load templates from url (json file).
* Host a single json file and have everyone
use the same templates.
* Load templates from local file (json).
Easily share templates with other users.
* Add/Remove/Edit individual templates.
* Add/Remove custom domains.
* Domains (including subdomains) the extension
should run on to inject the templates.
* Limit interface options
(To keep templates consistent across users)
* Current limit options are:
* "all" -> disable all interface actions
except reload default
* "url" -> disable loading of json
from url
* "file" -> disable loading of json
from local file
* "clear" -> disable clearing of
all templates
* "delete" -> disable deleting
single template
* "save" -> disable saving/updating
single template
* "add" -> disable add new template
menu
* "add-custom" -> disable adding
custom template
* "add-default" -> disable adding
default template
* "add-domain" -> disable adding
additional domains
* Export Templates to JSON file. Easily share
template JSON file.