New document loader for JIRA tickets

[joaopcm]

It'd be great to be able to use a document web loader within LangChain to be able to load all the JIRA tickets for project X, turn all the tickets into documents and be able to embed them into a vector store.

I am currently working on this project in my company, and we would like to collaborate on it in an open-source manner. Please, let me know if it makes sense for y'all and, if so, I'm gonna start working on this PR to close this issue 😁

cc @jacoblee93

[dosubot]

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That's a fantastic idea! Adding a document loader for JIRA tickets would definitely be a valuable addition to LangChain. It would allow users to easily load and process JIRA tickets as documents, and integrate them into their applications.

Thank you for offering to collaborate on this feature in an open-source manner. We greatly appreciate your contribution. Please go ahead and start working on the pull request to address this issue. If you have any questions or need any assistance during the process, feel free to ask. Good luck, and we look forward to reviewing your contribution! 😊

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[jacoblee93]

This would be great! I'm sure a lot of people would find it helpful if you're up for working on it,

[genzerstech]

any news on this?

[victorroferz]

any news ?

[hugodopradofernandes]

A workaround is to use this script to export as CSV and then load the CSV:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/exporting-jira-s-issues-using-csv-in-batches-1071829731.html

[joaopcm]

Here's a closed PR implementing the Jira document loader → https://github.com/langchain-ai/langchainjs/pull/2460/files

I'm not sure the reason the PR was not merged/continued, but it includes all the relevant pieces I used in a private, enterprise project.

@victorroferz @genzerstech @hugodopradofernandes