Creating a JIRA account

[Przemysław Białoń <pr...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

due to documentation as a new contributor, I should create a JIRA account
and assign a ticket I want to work on to me. But recently new JIRA account
creation was disabled. What should I do? Should I work with a ticket
without assigning it to me (with a risk of work duplication)? Or should I
apply for an account? If so, where should I go?  I didn't find information
about it in the contributor guide.

Regards,
Przemek

Re: Creating a JIRA account

[Przemysław Białoń <pr...@gmail.com>]

Hi Bruno,
thanks for the answer! I was a little lost there, but now I know what to do.
Thanks one more :)

Przemek

śr., 1 mar 2023 o 12:45 Bruno Cadonna <ca...@apache.org> napisał(a):

> Hi Przemek,
>
> Thank you for your interest in Apache Kafka!
>
> In the Apache JIRA, there is a link to Apache's JIRA guidelines at the
> top of the page. This link will bring you to
> https://infra.apache.org/jira-guidelines.html#who
>
> There it says:
>
> If you need to open a Jira ticket for a particular project and do not
> have an ASF Jira account, ask the project to create a Jira account you
> can use by emailing the project's private mailing list. This information
> can often be found on the web at [project].apache.org under a "Contact"
> or "Communication" link, and is typically private@[project].apache.org.
> For example, to report a bug or issue for the example Apache Foo
> project, contact private@foo.apache.org to have a Jira account created.
> Some projects may have alternate communication methods, be sure to check
> their web pages first.
>
> For Apache Kafka the private e-mail address is private@kafka.apache.org
>
> We need the following information in order to be able to create a JIRA
> account for you:
>
> * email address
> * preferred username (N.B. hyphens not allowed)
> * alternate username (in case the preferred one is already in use)
> * display name, if it is different from the username
>
> Best,
> Bruno
>
> On 28.02.23 19:04, Przemysław Białoń wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > due to documentation as a new contributor, I should create a JIRA account
> > and assign a ticket I want to work on to me. But recently new JIRA
> account
> > creation was disabled. What should I do? Should I work with a ticket
> > without assigning it to me (with a risk of work duplication)? Or should I
> > apply for an account? If so, where should I go?  I didn't find
> information
> > about it in the contributor guide.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Przemek
> >
>

Re: Creating a JIRA account

[Bruno Cadonna <ca...@apache.org>]

Hi Przemek,

Thank you for your interest in Apache Kafka!

In the Apache JIRA, there is a link to Apache's JIRA guidelines at the 
top of the page. This link will bring you to 
https://infra.apache.org/jira-guidelines.html#who

There it says:

If you need to open a Jira ticket for a particular project and do not 
have an ASF Jira account, ask the project to create a Jira account you 
can use by emailing the project's private mailing list. This information 
can often be found on the web at [project].apache.org under a "Contact" 
or "Communication" link, and is typically private@[project].apache.org. 
For example, to report a bug or issue for the example Apache Foo 
project, contact private@foo.apache.org to have a Jira account created. 
Some projects may have alternate communication methods, be sure to check 
their web pages first.

For Apache Kafka the private e-mail address is private@kafka.apache.org

We need the following information in order to be able to create a JIRA 
account for you:

* email address
* preferred username (N.B. hyphens not allowed)
* alternate username (in case the preferred one is already in use)
* display name, if it is different from the username

Best,
Bruno

On 28.02.23 19:04, Przemysław Białoń wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> due to documentation as a new contributor, I should create a JIRA account
> and assign a ticket I want to work on to me. But recently new JIRA account
> creation was disabled. What should I do? Should I work with a ticket
> without assigning it to me (with a risk of work duplication)? Or should I
> apply for an account? If so, where should I go?  I didn't find information
> about it in the contributor guide.
> 
> Regards,
> Przemek
>