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Commit Message check in Push Check

Hello,

I am try to control commit messages by enforcing developers to use particular JIRA ID in their commit message, but when I go to Hooks in settings and then push check plugin. The push is getting rejected as the commit message is not matching the given regular expression.

I want to commit message to have G1990 in it.

Can someone help me in this?

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Barry Allen_g7phdd

Hi Sumit,

I guess you have to use .*G1990.* .

It is not contains check, it is must match check. So when we give (G1990) as regex, the commit which have only G1990 as message will be accepted and other commits will be rejected even when we added single character.

On the other hand, .*G1990.* , allow all the commits which contains G1990, because .(dot) means any character and *(asterisk) means anytime. Basically we are telling that commit message can have any char at n number of times before and after G1990.

Please let me know, if my answer helps you.

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Barry Allen_g7phdd

Hi Sumit,

I guess you have to use .*G1990.* .

It is not contains check, it is must match check. So when we give (G1990) as regex, the commit which have only G1990 as message will be accepted and other commits will be rejected even when we added single character.

On the other hand, .*G1990.* , allow all the commits which contains G1990, because .(dot) means any character and *(asterisk) means anytime. Basically we are telling that commit message can have any char at n number of times before and after G1990.

Please let me know, if my answer helps you.

Thank you for your response Allen. I tried it below is the screenshot attached showing the error.

Barry Allen_g7phdd

@Sumit , use .*G1990.* instead of *.G1990.*.

For more clear,

dot*G1990dot* (replace dot with .)

my bad. i tried to push it with commit messages, it gave me below error.

git commit -m "G1990"

git commit -m "G1990 Testing"

remote: [Syntax check]
remote: rejected. pls include Jira #

! [remote rejected] (pre-receive hook declined)

Hello there,

you can also require commits to be associated with Jira issues using a simple shell script and external hooks add-on, check it there — example

Thanks for the info.

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