Using JIRA 6.1.6 STASH 2.10.1 Fisheye 3.2.4
Our JIRA has projects that use STASH (Git) and projects that use Fisheye / Subversion
As Application links are set up to STASH we have the Create Branch option displayed on all JIRA projects even when the JIRA project is project linked to Fisheye and its source is in SVN.
When click on the link it opens STASH and prompts the user to select a STASH repo to use. Obvioulsy this not what I want to happen but can find no way to disable this.
I cant disable the Development tools permission as still need JIRA to interact with Fisheye, SVN and Bamboo
Am I missing something or this an oversight?
Hi Martin,
I'm afraid it's an oversight. Who wouldn't want to create branches? :)
In the short term you can, if you so desire, disable the entire "Atlassian JIRA - Plugins - Development Integration Plugin" plugin or the "Create Branch CTA Link Factory" module in "Manage add-ons". This will have the downside of disabling create branch for projects that might be linked to Stash.
If this becomes a problem feel free to raise an improvement.
Cheers,
Charles
Hi Charles - :) I love branching - but not a lot of good creating a branch in Git / Stash when my project is in SVN / Fisheye ;)
I've got a support call in on this as well as its clear the Dev Tools features assume only 1 type of VCS in use as such the Source / Commit tabs on the projects and issues, as well as this create branch feature do not work as expected when both fisheye and stash are connected to JIRA.
Disabling the whole feature is not an option as we have projects using both.
Project level configuration via the project links seems an obvious way to go here, so will pursue through support ticket and get an enhancement raised.
Thanks for reply
Martin
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"disable the entire "Atlassian JIRA - Plugins - Development Integration Plugin" plugin or the "Create Branch CTA Link Factory" module in "Manage add-ons"" Neither of these options exist.
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Hi Martin
We have exactly the same issue here ... some JIRA projects use Bitbucket and some use Subversion (via Fisheye).
Did anything come of your support call to Atlassian on this? Is there a ticket to vote for?
Thx
Mark
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Hi David,
Under manage plugins, change the filter from "user-installed" to "Application components" or "All". "Atlassian JIRA - Plugins - Development Integration Plugin" is an "application component".
From there you'll click through to the module list and hovering over it will give you a disable (or enable) option.
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