Hook up external svn

ingmarheinrich November 21, 2012

I would like to know whether I can hook up an external svn to our on demand Jira, so that we can connect changesets with tickets.

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Nick Mason
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November 22, 2012

Hi Ingmar,

Not directly. What you'd need to do is to run FishEye on your own server, which would be looking at your own Subversion repositories, and you'd hook your local FishEye instance up to your JIRA OnDemand instance via applinks.

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LucasA
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November 21, 2012

No,

Only embeeded OnDemand Subversion can be connected with

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ingmarheinrich November 22, 2012

Well, how does the local FishEye communicate with JIRA OnDemand? Shouldn't I be able to mimick that in a way that my local SVN pushes the same stuff to JIRA OnDemand as FishEye would?

Nick Mason
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November 26, 2012

The local FishEye communicates via applinks, the same mechanism that we used for FishEye when we were offering it in OnDemand. That's the only way to link a Subversion repository into OnDemand. :)

ingmarheinrich November 29, 2012

Well, but 'applinks', whatever kind of software that is, would in the end do some communication between a local FishEye and the OnDemand Jira. Shouldn't I be able to mimick this communication with a post-commit hook on my local svn?

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