For the past few years, in GIT, I would push a branch after a commit with a message as such:
git commit -m "added comment - IR-2741"
And that push would then show up in the Jira task IR-2741 with my message. This stopped working completely a few weeks ago. We use Beanstalk for our GIT integration. Right now, the pushes do show up in Slack for us, so I'm thinking something may have changed on the Jira side. Any help would be great! Thanks.
Just ran into this issue as well, assuming you are using Jira Cloud:
1. Go to this link and create a API token
2. Go to Beanstalk from the Settings section in your repo, go to Integration, then select Jira, in the jira url put the jira base url in the username put the full mail of the user you used to create the token (this must be an admin user) and in the password past the token that you have created.
Example:
Jira URL: https://jiratest.atlassian.net
Username: myuser@gmail.com
Password: <The Token that was created, it is a long String>
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