Feature matrix of Git Integration for Jira Cloud

See also Feature Comparison for information on features and differences between Git Integration for Server/Data Center versus Git Integration for Jira Cloud.

Git Integration for Jira Cloud offers various integration options and features. The matrix below shows which features each integration type supports. For questions, contact BigBrassBand Support.

	Git service integrations [Classic full feature integrations]	Single git repository integrations [Limited feature connect]	Webhook indexing integrations [Limited feature connect]
Works with git servers behind firewall
View commits, branches, pull/merge requests in Jira		Commits and branches   Pull/merge requests
Pull / Merge Request Reviewers and Approvals Shown in Jira		Pull/merge requests	GitHub   Azure DevOps, VSTS, TFS   GitLab
View git tags in Jira			COMING SOON
Support for Automation for Jira + Smart Commits
Repository Browser
Create branches and pull requests in Jira
Support for large # of commits in git pushes	▼	▼	▼
GitHub
GitLab			Max of 20 commits per push
Azure DevOps, VSTS, TFS			Max of 25 commits per push
AWS CodeCommit			COMING SOON
BitBucket			COMING SOON
Gerrit			COMING SOON
Indexing full repository history
View source code in Jira
Easily connect many repositories		Each repository must be configured by a Jira administrator	Webhook indexing can be configured at organization / server / group level.
Authentication	HTTPS, HTTP, OAuth (GitHub.com, Azure DevOps and VSTS)	HTTPS, HTTP, SSH	Secret protected URL
Connect any git repository	Classic integrations currently include: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, AWS CodeCommit, Azure DevOps, VSTS, TFS and Gerrit.		Webhook indexing currently supports: GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, VSTS, and TFS.
Indexing triggers			Indexing triggers are not necessary.

Last updated: December 2025