Automate your time logging by utilizing Git hooks and Jira API.

1. Assuming you work on feature branches please create them in format (feature|fix|path|...)/EXAMPLE-123-some-desc.
2. Install and use commit-msg Git hook from https://github.com/pbetkier/add-issue-id-hook to add Jira issue to every commit on a branch.
3. Collect all commits from all the repositories in one text file (commit-log.txt) using the following post-commit Git hook: https://gist.github.com/lmullen/6095650
4. Run Jira time logger periodically to read commit-log.txt from previous point and update worklogs using Jira API.

  graph TD;
      A["User is on branch /foo-EXMP-123"] --> B["User commits with message #quot;My work#quot;"];
      B --> C["Commit is renamed to #quot;EXMP-123 My work#quot;"];
      C-->D["Commit text is appended to the `commit-log.txt`"];

  graph TD;
      A["Read `commit-log.txt`"] --> B["Parse `commit-log.txt` into list of days with Jira issues"];
      B --> C["Check how much time is logged already on a given day"];
      C-->D["Divide remaining time into Jira issues for that day"];
      D-->E["Log time for that issues"]

Building:

./gradlew build

To run this script you need to pass your Jira instance address, user, and password or token:

./gradlew bootRun --args='--jira.host=https://jira.instance.com --jira.user=yourusername --jira.password=your-password/token'

To have Git hooks in every repository you work with make use of git templates: https://coderwall.com/p/jp7d5q/create-a-global-git-commit-hook