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SVN commit should fail if the jira id is closed.

Madhu Kiran Yalamanchili

When ever users makes a commit to closed jira id, the commit should failed.

I installed commit acceptance plugin in jira and enabled "all issues referenced in the log message unresolved" but this is working on jira only i;e commit is success without throwing any error, but not reflecting on subversion tab in jira id.

What i am looking is commit should be failed saying jira id is in Closed status...

Accepted answers

Renjith Pillai

I would suggest to forget JIRA commit acceptance and simple make a call to JIRA rest end point from the hook script (write in your favorite language).

Also an improvement which we did was to periodically dump the list of open issues from JIRA and commit to the protected path in the same repo and the actual hook script will look into only this file rather than making a JIRA call. This will also help to enhance the developer experience as everytime contacting JIRA will slow down the commit operations.

All comments

Renjith Pillai

I would suggest to forget JIRA commit acceptance and simple make a call to JIRA rest end point from the hook script (write in your favorite language).

Madhu Kiran Yalamanchili

So all open issues need to be dumped in pre-commit hook script right?

Madhu Kiran Yalamanchili

Great i believe this will work, but only challenge is to script it . Thanks for your support.

Renjith Pillai

Decouple the script from the list of open issues. Dump the issues to a file inside svn and the hook script can read it from there.

Midori

The add-on named Commit Policy can check commits whether they contain issue keys and then match those against a JQL query.

In your use case the JQL should be trivially:

status != Closed