Is there a way to make builds appear under the build tab in a Jira pull request, other than having the Jira issue keys in the branch name?
We use feature branches and build our main branch when a feature has been merged. Being able to see in Jira if a issue has been build and can be tested is requested by our testers, without having to go into Bitbucket.
Hi Morten,
I'm afraid that there is no other way at the moment. A Bitbucket Pipelines build will show in a Jira issue's development panel only if the issue key is referenced in the branch's name.
I created a feature request for the ability to show Pipelines builds in the development panel also when an issue key is included in the commit message:
Such a feature would allow users to see builds in the development panel when they reference a Jira issue key in the commit message of branches named e.g. main, production, staging, etc
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Kind regards,
Theodora
@Morten Olsen I re-read it multiple times, but it is a bit unclear where you want to see the build info. If I correctly understand you want to see that in Jira (so that you don't have to go to Bitbucket) in the context of the Jira issue which is the "cause" for the feature branch.
If that's what you want, I think it is perfectly possible. At least this is how it looks in our Jira site:
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Yes that is what we want.
In my question I'm referring to the build tab in the window that opens if you click on the pull request in Jira. The first image below is how it looks in our Jira when building our main branch. The second is how it looks when build a feature branch, and how we want it to look when only building main branch.
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