Smart commits: Is there a way to use several commands on several tickets?

[Deleted user]

I'm used to "smart commits" in GitHub, which allow to act on several tickets with specific commands, and wonder if there is something similar for Jira.

Let's say I have 3 tickets: JRA-123, JRA-234, JRA-235

The commit I am adding within a pull request does the following 3 actions:

• closes (but does not fix!) ticket JRA-123
• resolves JRA-234
• comments JRA-235

This may happen when the change may remove functionality which was required in JRA-123 and implements a new alternate solution requested in JRA-234 but does not resolve JRA-235 yet.

For GitHub I would add a commit like:

Implement interface for module decomposition

Allow simple implementation of complex logic by implementing interface
which decomposes data into modules.

Closes: #123
Resolves: #234
See also: #235, #236

In this example a commit closes an issue, resolves another one and links two further issues.

I did not see a way of doing such a thing with Bitbucket's smart commits.