I try to use Atlassian products across all development process. I chose GitFlow as a working flow on SourceTree, and aim to streamline it via Jira and Bitbucket as well. Few things I would like to understand: * Is there a way to configure the behavior of "create branch" on Jira to identify features/hotfixes/bugfixes and tell Bitbucket to open branches accordingly? (ie for a feature called XXX-123, open branch feature/XXX-123 from develop branch). As far as I see, Bitbucket opens a branch called XXX-123, but from master. * Is there a way to close a branch after the issue has been closed? I see "create branch" button on closed issues. Thanks, Gal

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Configure Jira and Bitbucket Branching Model To GitFlow

Gal Segal1

I try to use Atlassian products across all development process. I chose GitFlow as a working flow on SourceTree, and aim to streamline it via Jira and Bitbucket as well.

Few things I would like to understand:

Is there a way to configure the behavior of "create branch" on Jira to identify features/hotfixes/bugfixes and tell Bitbucket to open branches accordingly? (ie for a feature called XXX-123, open branch feature/XXX-123 from develop branch). As far as I see, Bitbucket opens a branch called XXX-123, but from master.
Is there a way to close a branch after the issue has been closed? I see "create branch" button on closed issues.

Thanks,

Gal

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Gal Segal1

Opened a request on the SourceTree repo.

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Timothy

http://bit.ly/1kMn1Oz

Gal Segal1

Thanks for the sugestion... I know my way on git and this is not what I asked for. Since my team already use Jira and Bitbucket, and Atlassian offers integration between all its products, I wondered if there is a way to streamline development process, especially branching and merging, which is human error prone.

Timothy

For item 1, if the integration only opens a branch in master, then I guess you're stuck with that. I know that if you use Stash, it allows you to choose which branch you want to create it on.

Gal Segal1

Thanks for that. I know stash supports it better than Bitbucket. If you look at the URL in Bitbucket, after you click the "create branch" on Jira, you can see it has "IssueType=Feature" in the query string, but Bitbucket ignore it.