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I was wondering if FishEye supports linking to previous changeset revisions using some markup syntax.
For example, text '#comment fixes bug introduced by r2333' in commit message will create hyperlink to fisheye.example.com/changelog/Repo/cs=2333 . It would be great to cross-reference this through JIRA as well.
I referred to FishEye wiki markup and smart commit documentation, but I couldn't find any examples. Any help?
Hi Shantanu,
the built in highlighters currently only support auto-linking Crucible reviews and JIRA issues. There's a feature request for that here https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE-113, please vote on it if you'd like to see it implemented.
You can however, define your own linker syntax in the repository admin section to acomplish the same goal - you just need to specify a regular expression you'd like to match, and the link to convert it to. Please see https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Linkersfor more details.
Thanks Lukasz!
Here is an example using Linkers for future reference:
Pattern for commit linker: @2222 Regex: @(\d+) Href: http://fisheye.example.com/changelog/MyRepo?cs=${1}
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