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Get Smart Commits working Jira & Bitbucket Cloud

Daniel Mannheimer_y4yawg

Hi there,

I'm just testing Jira for future use, but I can't get the Smart Commits working.

Both applications are linked, I can see the bitbucket repos in Jira.

The commits are visible in Jira under development (e.g. 9 commits Latest 8 minutes ago).

But the Smart part is not working like it should in the manual:

JRA-34 #time 1w 2d 4h 30m Total work logged

No work is logged with the commit.

Can anybody help me find the problem?

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Daniel Mannheimer_y4yawg

@Hi @Alexey Matveev and all the others stumbling across this:

If you want to go for a quick test of Jira and Bitbucket you better not use the Google login feature.

What I did and went horribly wrong:

Create a Bitbucket account using Google login but was not logged in to Google, yet
Logged into Google with myalias@gmail.com
Bitbucket account was created for myalias@gmail.com showing my real name in the user profile
Create a Jira account using Google login, now I was already logged in to Google and Google posted myalias@googlemail.com back to atlassian
Jira account was created for myalias@googlemail.com showing my real name in the user profile
Connected Bitbucket and Jira, had the repos in Jira, everything looked ok on first sight

But the evil detail was that Smart commits did not recognize the data posted by myalias@gmail.com belonging to myalias@googlemail.com

You can waste hours on debugging this little detail!

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Alexey Matveev

Hello,

Are you sure that your user can log work in this issue?

Daniel Mannheimer_y4yawg

Hi @Alexey Matveev,

I can log work from within Jira issue view directly with my user.

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Just the Smart Comment ist not adding any work to the issue.

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Could this be a matter of branches?

There is no branch created for the issue I'm logging work for.

Alexey Matveev

I just checked. That is right. The time is logged in only if you have the branch connected to the issue.

Daniel Mannheimer_y4yawg

Thanks @Alexey Matveev,

I'll start over tomorrow, again.

Just fond another issue that might cause the misbehaviour on the help page.

Notes

The committer's email address must match the email address of a single JIRA Software user with permission to comment on issues in that particular project.

I did sign up with my gmail account and now there are @gmail and @googlemail entries mixed up over the systems.

DM_v46mul

second account seems to be the problem

Daniel Mannheimer_y4yawg

I’m with stupid ⬆️

Daniel Mannheimer_y4yawg

@Hi @Alexey Matveev and all the others stumbling across this:

If you want to go for a quick test of Jira and Bitbucket you better not use the Google login feature.

What I did and went horribly wrong:

Create a Bitbucket account using Google login but was not logged in to Google, yet
Logged into Google with myalias@gmail.com
Bitbucket account was created for myalias@gmail.com showing my real name in the user profile
Create a Jira account using Google login, now I was already logged in to Google and Google posted myalias@googlemail.com back to atlassian
Jira account was created for myalias@googlemail.com showing my real name in the user profile
Connected Bitbucket and Jira, had the repos in Jira, everything looked ok on first sight

But the evil detail was that Smart commits did not recognize the data posted by myalias@gmail.com belonging to myalias@googlemail.com

You can waste hours on debugging this little detail!

Daniel Mannheimer_y4yawg

As I got it working now, I don't need the branch to be connected directly to have smart commits working.

I created two branches (ISSUE-1-1 and ISSUE-1-2) from within the Jira issue and can post Smart commits on these
I used my branch existing outside Jira (DEVELOP) and can post Smart commits on this on too as long as I commit ISSUE-1 #time 1w 2d 4h 30m Total work logged

Jaime Silva

I have followed the manuals and have logged in to Jira Cloud and Bitbucket Cloud with the same email.

Commits are also made with the same email (logged in via Google with same account on both, have also checked an both apps are linked to same Jira account).

Commits are shown in "Related commits" but can't get Smart Commit working.

Have checked and Smart Commits is enabled for the repository.

I have also checked and my user is able to comment and log time.

I can not figure out what is wrong!

Stefan Prelle

I am experiencing similar problems - but only with classic Jira projects. Next-Gen seems to work fine.

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