My current project uses multiple repositories and we are using tsrc as a higher level repository management tool to avoid the messiness associated with git submodules. However, our current workflow requires developers to manually modify a couple of tsrc related .yml files each time they create a new branch in order for our automated testing tool (Jenkins) to be aware of the new development branch. I would like to automate the modification of those .yml files so that it will be transparent to the developer. I have heard of pipelines as well as hook scripts but have no real practical knowledge of using them as of yet. I am wondering what would be the best way to set things up such that when a developer clicks "Create Branch" in Jira a script will be run after the new branch is created that would make the necessary modifications to those .yml files.
Create an automation rule with the Better DevOps Automation app and use:
(Discl. it is a paid and supported and I'm a developer working on it.)
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