Hello, I've configured Jira and GitLab according to this link: GitLab Integration and committed regarding my Issue (It's within the starter scrum test project in which I opened a new issue: SCRMTST-24) using those comments: SCRMTST-24 #done SCRMTST-24 #close SCRMTST-24 #close #comment closes #SCRMTST-24 All commits (except for the last mentioned in the <>) are listed in Jira as comment but the ticket itself is still staged as "in progress". As Transition IDs in GitLab I specified 3; 10000; 10001; 10100; 10101 according to the return value of that rest api call (Transition IDs). Any ideas why it's not working? Thanks a lot

Hi @Markus Miller , I might not be the best person to answer this question, but this seems to be exactly the same topic discussed in the below GitLab issue: * GitLab Jira integration docs make a confusing claim to "Smart commit" support Can you kindly review above link and let me know if it helps? Cheers, Dario

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Gitlab fails to close an issue in Jira

Markus Miller

Hello,

I've configured Jira and GitLab according to this link: GitLab Integration and committed regarding my Issue (It's within the starter scrum test project in which I opened a new issue: SCRMTST-24) using those comments:

SCRMTST-24 #done <comment...>

SCRMTST-24 #close <...>

SCRMTST-24 #close #comment <...>

closes #SCRMTST-24

All commits (except for the last mentioned in the <>) are listed in Jira as comment but the ticket itself is still staged as "in progress".

As Transition IDs in GitLab I specified 3; 10000; 10001; 10100; 10101 according to the return value of that rest api call (Transition IDs).

Any ideas why it's not working?

Thanks a lot

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Dario B

Hi @Markus Miller ,

I might not be the best person to answer this question, but this seems to be exactly the same topic discussed in the below GitLab issue:

GitLab Jira integration docs make a confusing claim to "Smart commit" support

Can you kindly review above link and let me know if it helps?

Cheers,
Dario

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Dario B

Hi @Markus Miller ,

I might not be the best person to answer this question, but this seems to be exactly the same topic discussed in the below GitLab issue:

GitLab Jira integration docs make a confusing claim to "Smart commit" support

Can you kindly review above link and let me know if it helps?

Cheers,
Dario

Markus Miller

Hello,

thanks for your reply. I've tried several different transaction ids and none of them worked.

Since I haven't heard anything about the topic in a while I found a diferent solution by using a plugin now.

Thank you

Dario B

Thanks for your reply @Markus Miller .

Even you you already made it work, you might still want to review the thread I pointed to since in there different causes and solutions are explored.

However, since this is not an issue for you anymore I am marking this question as answered.

Have a nice day!

Dario

Azusa

Hi, do you resolve the question? I meet the same question, can you help me ? Thanks a lot

Dario B

Hi @Azusa ,

As written in above reply:

Since I haven't heard anything about the topic in a while I found a different solution by using a plugin now.

Indeed, there is a number of add-ons available for this in our marketplace:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?product=jira&query=gitlab

If this is not desired, you may also want to review below links since alternative ways are suggested in there:

I hope this helps.

Cheers,
Dario

Dario B

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