9:22 p.m.
I see that there is a work log tab for tickets. Is there a way to set it up so that when
commits are pushed, the ticket can automatically be updated? I am pushing commits to my
personal repo, and it would be nice for the ticket to indicate this so that it is easy to
see where work is being done. I could just add a comment with the info, but I figured it
would be worth checking to see if there is an automagic way for the ticket to be updated
with that info.
- John
8:26 a.m.
On 14 Apr 2015, at 3:22, John Sanda wrote:
GitHub provides web-hooks and services for this purpose.
The service that is available is pretty odd. And I am not even
convinced that it is meant for this purpose.
Perhaps someone has solved that problem already.
I am also not convinced that a webhook/service on organization
org hawkular/* level would apply to your personal clones of the
hawkular/* repos.
What should be doable though, is that in the IDE you set up Jira
as a context provider and have the IDE push comments to Jira
when you push commits. Inside IJ, this is hidden under
Tools->Task&Contexts. I am unfortunately lacking information
about the correct setup for the JBoss Jira instance.
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