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Add a new version
- The Add Version form is located at the top of the Versions screen.
- Enter the name for the version. The name can be:
- simple numeric, e.g. “2.1”, or
- complicated numeric, e.g. “2.1.3”, or
- a word, such as the project’s internal code-name, e.g. “Memphis”.
In JIRA, the name of a version is to be typed manually. I think you can not automate it.
I have ever used JIRA extensively. In my experience, I assigned a new JIRA version usually only once or twice per 3 months while I incremented the tags in my Git repository dozens of times. My JIRA version name was nothing relevant to the Git tags — though I think it is arguable if these 2 concepts should be kept in sync or not.
The point is, I have never felt like to assign a JIRA version automatically. I do not understand why you, @rajeshri.zade, if I am right, say like to automatically assign names to JIRA versions .