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Is it possible to map a JIRA component to a Bitbucket repository?

Christopher Chong

We have a JIRA project that has several components, each with their own Bitbucket repositories. Is it possible to configure the Bitbucket+JIRA integration in such a way where clicking on "Create branch" in a JIRA issue will default to creating a branch in the Bitbucket repo based on the component?

Right now, it defaults to either the last repository selected or the first repository in alphabetical order.

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Mikael Sandberg

The short answer is no, that is not possible. There is a request to be able to link a Jira project to repositories, JRASERVER-38738, and I would suggest you go a vote on it if that is something you would like to see.

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Mikael Sandberg

Thomas Totter

I was facing a similar requirement and came up with a rather cheap workaround using Jira automation:

I created a manually triggered automation rule (create-branch-for-component) which creates a new branch in a bitbucket/repository. The repository name (we had over a 100 repos to choose from) is derived from the (currently selected) component of the issue.

Since in our case it was also a requirement that more than one branch might need to be be created per issue/component/repository, the main challenge was to find a logic for generating unique, descriptive branch names with Jira wildcards (or more like: finding the relevant documentation in the chaos that is called Atlassian website).

Keylon Duran

it's possible actually just linked and specific component in a bitbucket repository with out show others issues in other components??

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