Stanislav N.
opened 3 years ago
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This is not a bug. Fixing commits tab only references commits stated to fix the issue. A simple issue reference will not affect that.
I think that adding a separate tab to show all commits referencing the issue might not be of too much value, but make the issue tab a bit confusing (you have fixing commits, related commits, etc).
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Then maybe a github/gitlab-like approach? Adding a comment from OneDev user like field change, but with text like:
Commit abcdef mentioned that issue: Commit first line ellipsized to 50 chars...Sometimes one commit might be related to more than one issue and copy-paste commit hash to every issue is time-consuming.
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Bug
Discussion
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Then maybe a github/gitlab-like approach? Adding a comment from OneDev user like field change, but with text like:
This seems like a good idea.
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Improvement
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OneDev
changed state to 'Closed' 3 years ago
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Closed
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OneDev
changed state to 'Released' 3 years ago
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Released
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State changed as build #3440 is successful
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This doesn't seem to work with me. Here are my tests with an issue:
The issue has no activity logging these commits:
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This feature has been removed as it is quite complex to calculate and maintain this info, while seldomly used. Most of the time the commit fixes/closes issue, which is already handled.
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Understood. yeah the "closes issue" feature works. Thanks for the update. Brilliant software.
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Improvement
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This could be a continuation of issue #795.
I've tried to specify issue in commits in different forms, e.g.:
Related to issue #IDRef: issue #IDissue #ID(including different casing)Yet none of them actually connects commit to issue, there is no message in issue or separate tab. When referencing issue from commits I expect that somehow this commit appears in issue (separate tab like "Fixing commits" or "Fixing build", or as message like "Commit [hash here] referenced this issue").