Feature #1232
openReferencing and fixing issues in commit messages
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Description
The configuration for „Referencing and fixing issues in commit messages” is very useful - but it would be even better if you had a chance to define more status. i'm thinking about something like:
--- 1 --- Fixing keywords: fix,fixes,fixed Applied status: done % Done: 100% [ ] ... --- 2 --- Fixing keywords: update, updates Applied status: Feedback % Done: 10% [x] [... if 100% - applied status: done] --- add new rule ---
you know? There are two ideas:
1. define more than one Referencing-rule
2. have not only absolute % done (e.g. 80%) but add some percents until you reach 100% (and maybe if you reach 100% the status will get an other value) …
Related issues
Updated by Sergej Jegorov over 15 years ago
+1
Something like RedmineReceivingEmails
Updated by Mischa The Evil over 15 years ago
Related this issue to #1518 which also contains patches for this...
Updated by Klaus Reiner over 14 years ago
+1
This could be a very nice feature - i would use it instantly :)
I think it's an extended feature request in relation to #1518. In #1518 you would propably just define the time format in your administration panel.
In this case, you would define mappings between commit messages and status updates.
Think about yet another definition:
Fixing keywords: r2t, ready2test Action: Status: Ready to test Ratio: 90% Applied to: John Doe _(for example *the* testperson of the current project)_
In addition to the testperson of the current project, it would make sense to configure this whole mappings on the project section. Some projects would define the behavior of commit messages different than others (other test persons, other development strategy, ...).
Would be great if the repository section would generally increase a bit :)
Updated by Adarsh Carter over 13 years ago
Patch #7445 seems to implement this; any difference between what is requested here and that patch?
Updated by Boris Biryuchkov over 13 years ago
It would be great to realise the ability to auto assign issue to a specific user when the commit witn the "fixing" keyword is performed (i.e. to the issue author).
Updated by Stefan Halter almost 13 years ago
+1 (looking for re-assigning to issue author or to forward to another user via commit comment)
Updated by Etienne Massip about 12 years ago
- Target version set to Candidate for next major release
Updated by Alexander Tarasevich over 11 years ago
+1 would be useful, though this can't replace
Custom workflow functionality
Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang about 11 years ago
1. define more than one Referencing-rule
This is done for 2.4.0 (see #4911).