How to ensure all subversion commits have valid jira ticket number?

[Ivan Demkovitch]

I have Jira+Fisheye finally setup. All works, Fisheye correctly indexes my repository, all is well.

I understand that I can put BUG-1 into comment on check in and get this changeset auto-magically assigned to proper ticket in JIRA but it is not enforced.

I understand there is plugins for Tortoise SVN to choose bug and do #close command, etc.

What I want is server-side hook to JIRA. So commit rejected if it's done into specific repository without proper ticket number or without comment. How do I achieve this? Is there such scripts available? Is it provided by Atlassian?

[Joe Clark · Accepted solution]

Have a look at the JIRA Commit Acceptance plugin, which is supported by Atlassian and available for download from plugins.atlassian.com.

[Ivan Demkovitch]

Thanks! That should be exactly what I need.

[EddieW]

Looks a little long in the tooth - is there still any activity on this plugin? Will it move to version 2 type? COuld auth tokens be used instead?

SHould we even bother if we plan on heading to 6.0 soon?

[Joe Clark]

As far as I'm aware it's still maintained by the JIRA plugin team and will be made compatible with JIRA 6.0. It's a bit long in the tooth and hasn't had any new feature work done in a long time, but the existing functionality still works fine (as far as I'm aware)

[Midori]

Commit Policy is a relatively new add-on to do this, and other checks on Subversion, Git, Mercurial and Bitbucket commits.

(This is maintained for all JIRA versions after 6.1.)