- Make sure that the GTJ Chrome extension is already installed, by following this link
- Go to Google Chrome, from your Gmail, Calendar, or Google Drive
- Click on the Extensions icon
- Pin the GTJ Chrome extension as seen in the following screenshot
- Enter you Jira URL
- Click next
- If OAuth 1.0 is enabled, a new window will open asking for permission to use your credentials to authenticate
- Click Allow
- For more details follow this link
- Enter your Jira instance URL, your E-mail address, and your API token
- Click on Continue
- For more details follow this link
- Select an e-mail, or edit a Calendar event
- Open the GTJ Chrome Extension
- Select Add to issue or view related issue
- select the issue you want updated and click on the View issue details icon
- Edit the fields in your issue
You can log work using one of the following methods
- Log work from related issues, by clicking the clock icon on the issue, the log work form will open
- Log work from the create screen
- Log work from editing an issue when updating an existing issue
You can log work using one of the following below
- Link an issue from one of the create options when creating an issue
- Link an issue from the edit issue screen when updating an existing issue
- Select an e-mail
- Open the GTJ Chrome Extension
- Select 'Create new'
- select "subtask' in the issue type field
- Fill all the required fields
- Then click on the Create button
- It's a permission issue, you should give GTJ access to your Calendar and Drive to be able to explore all features
- As first step lets verify if an access exist
Go to your Google account → Security → Manage third-party access → search for Jira Extension → and remove access if it's exists
- Then remove GTJ Extension from your Chrome Web Store
- Finally install the extension again, and continue the permission process once it appear after installing → click on Allow
