We're interested in migrating from Redmine to JIRA+Confluence. Redmine provides quite a few useful integrations with GitLab, which we really hope to continue enjoying in JIRA+Confluence. How many of these features are available natively or via add-ons? * Add a JIRA issue reference in Git commit comments, and have it appear in the JIRA issue as a new comment. * Close a JIRA issue via a Git commit comment. * In JIRA issue description or comments, easily create a hyperlink to a Gitlab tag, commit or file (something quick like git:deadbeef, git:foo/bar/boo.cpp:134) * Similarly, in a Confluence article, create such a hyperlink with a short syntax. Thanks!

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How much integration can we get with GitLab?

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We're interested in migrating from Redmine to JIRA+Confluence.

Redmine provides quite a few useful integrations with GitLab, which we really hope to continue enjoying in JIRA+Confluence. How many of these features are available natively or via add-ons?

Add a JIRA issue reference in Git commit comments, and have it appear in the JIRA issue as a new comment.
Close a JIRA issue via a Git commit comment.
In JIRA issue description or comments, easily create a hyperlink to a Gitlab tag, commit or file (something quick like git:deadbeef, git:foo/bar/boo.cpp:134)
Similarly, in a Confluence article, create such a hyperlink with a short syntax.

Thanks!

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Atlassian is dedicated to sell their own code hosting products (Fisheye, Stash and Bitbucket), so they are integrated.

You will have a hard time integrating other tools. We had to write our own app to get Jira integrated with Gitorious.

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