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DESCRIPTION
JIRA Client is a desktop front-end for Atlassian JIRA issue tracker. JIRA Client integrates seamlessly with existing JIRA installations and allows frequent JIRA users to save time, manage issues effectively, concentrate on execution and work offline.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.5.1:
  • Support day- and month- based values in estimate field (assume 8-hour day, 5-day week)
  • Support JIRA 4 Beta
  • Redundant "Visible To" combo box on New Issue form
  • Issue table auto-refresh should be on by default
  • Download state for issues keeps reverting to partially-downloaded
  • Time tracking comment is lost if Publish button is pressed while keyboard focus is still in comment edit area
  • Recognize "bugzilla id / import id" field type as read-only
  • Move issue fails if there's session timeout in the middle
  • When entering incorrect value into Estimate field, there's no indication of error and value is silently skipped
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later, JIRA 3.3 or newer


SCREENSHOT

Developer:ALM Works
Downloads:3,173
  - Version d/l:101
Business:Applications
License:Shareware
Date:12 Jun 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$65.00
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    JIRA Client User Reviews (2 posts)Write A Review
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    May 30 2009

    JOHNSMITH  I'm confused as to the need for this app as JIRA users are generally always connected to the net and both interfaces (web and this client) are totally different.  
    (Version 1.5)

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    Jun 16 2007

    GAVIN CUTSHALL  I am a frequent JIRA user, and about the only value I can see in this package is the ability to use JIRA offline. That said, I suspect that most folks who use JIRA on a regular basis would be connected to the net anyway. Based on this, I don't think $65.00 is a reasonable price for this ability. Also, unlike JIRA, the interface for JIRA Client is very cluttered, and reminiscent of a Windows application.

    Still, I applaud the developer for creating a Mac OS X JIRA client. I hope that in the future, they will consider lowering the price and making a Mac-like interface.  
    (Version 1.1)

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