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Map commits to issue by custom rule (regexp)

Rinat Mulyukov February 23, 2014

We used Jira for a long time and becouse we had just one project we used short form of issue key labling our commits. For example "[123]" instead of "ABC-123". Now we decided to try FishEye+Crucible integration and I'm trying to map commits from our repo to our issues and can't find is it possible at all.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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February 23, 2014

No, it needs the full key, as the uniqueness is pretty much mandatory

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February 25, 2014

This is totally doable, by using a custom FishEye "Linker". See https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Linkers

For example, to link the text: "[123]" to a JIRA issue ABC-123 on a JIRA instance at jira.yourcompany.com, you could use the following regexp and URL:

Regex: \[(\d+)\]
Href: http://jira.yourcompany.com/browse/ABC-${1}

Rinat Mulyukov February 26, 2014

Now I see links to my Jira issue, but i still can't see my commits in Source tab in Jira and this was my main goal, is it possible?

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