Seeing commits and PRs that never show up on their Jira issues. Dev panel just stays empty even though the key is in the commit. Sometimes it's a typo'd key, sometimes a deleted issue, sometimes the sync just quietly fails and nothing tells you.
Built a free read-only audit tool that scans your GitHub repos and counts how many never linked, and why. 5 min setup with a read-only GitHub token.
Curious how common this is. If you run it, post your %. Install Dev-Link Audit for Jira (free)
Security details for anyone checking before installing: fine-grained read-only GitHub token only (it rejects broad classic tokens), no write access to anything, no telemetry. Source is public if you want to read it before trusting it: https://github.com/kabircodezz/jira-devlink-audit . GitHub only for now, and it measures; it doesn't fix anything.
This solves a real issue with an interesting tool, but I’d suggest shifting from a reactive measure to a proactive rule:
Current approach: Count unlinked commits and pull requests after they happen.
Suggested approach: Enforce linking at the gate. Require every commit or PR title/description to include a valid Jira work item key (filtered by JQL) and reject non-compliant pushes.
An example of this approach in action is the Better Commit Policy Connector for Bitbucket.
(Discl. this supported app is developed by our team.)
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