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we’re using JIRA with svn and looking for a way to include the revision id of the file automatically in the comment that appears in the dialog when commiting the file(s) so that JIRA catch that task.
Something like [ E-2 ] where the ‘2’ is the id of the revision set by svn. Is there a way to create somethin similar to [ E- $id$ ] or something like that?
Thanks.
Edit : Well i’ve solved a part of it reading this enter link description here, i hope someone helps this.
All the JIRA/Subversion integrations I’ve used (svn plugin, fisheye) handle this automatically. You add the JIRA issue key such as “TEST-123” somewhere in the svn commit message, and then the integration periodically notes all new commits and looks for JIRA issue keys in their messages. Then each JIRA issue has a tab with the list of commits associated with that issue. So there’s no need to embed svn revision numbers into commit messages.