While cloning in Jira can be done in just a few clicks, it becomes less straightforward when you have special requirements. What if you need to clone an issue to a different project, clone tasks in bulk, or do this automatically on a schedule? In this article, we explore all these scenarios and provide you with examples and step-by-step instructions.

In Securing the Museum of Software in an AI Coding Tsunami, Eran Kinsbruner argues that software now consists of legacy, modern, and rapidly AI-generated code, creating unprecedented complexity and risk. Traditional AppSec can’t keep up with machine-speed development. He calls for a unified, developer-first, agentic AppSec platform that embeds security into coding workflows to prevent, fix, and secure all code eras before vulnerabilities reach repositories.

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Bitnami charts are still high quality, but their public image distribution is going away. Instead of rewriting everything, many teams can keep the charts and switch the underlying images (for example, to Docker Hardened Images) to minimize disruption and maintain security.

Many agile teams prefer Jira for managing test cases. Even though it’s not a dedicated tool, it provides a straightforward way to organize the testing process, track progress, and share results with stakeholders. Additionally, it enhances collaboration between QA and development teams.

Using test case templates in Jira allows you to manage this process even more efficiently. These templates save time, promote standardization, and provide a structured foundation for test execution. In this short tutorial, I will show you how to create a Jira test case template and use it with automation to simplify your testing process.