Look up CUBRID JIRA issue context.
Given a JIRA ticket ID (e.g., CBRD-25123), fetch the issue details from the CUBRID JIRA REST API and present a comprehensive summary. The argument is the ticket ID.
If no ticket ID is provided, ask for one.
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Steps:
- First, verify the
uvexecutable exists in PATH by runningwhich uv. If it does not exist, halt immediately and tell the user: "Error:uvis not installed or not in PATH. Install it first: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/getting-started/installation/" - Use the Bash tool to run:
cubrid-jira-search TICKET_ID- Present the output to the user as-is. The command searches local cache first and fetches from JIRA if missing, outputting readable markdown.
- If the command fails, inform the user that the JIRA instance may be unreachable or
cubrid-jira-searchis not installed (uv tool install cubrid-jira-fetcher).