We use svnmerge to manage mutliple developer branches and our integration tree. We need the ability to ignore any commit message with a certain keyword (svnmerge) since the default svnmerge commit messages contain all commit messages concatenated together. So, the wrong commits are getting attached to issues in JIRA. How can we do this?
I am assuming you are talking about the svnmerge python script verses the svn merge command. Actually it does not matter. The svn commit, where the message is added, is usually done separately. I know that the svnmerge.py script does not do the commit. The svnmerge script only suggests a commit message. I would preprocess message before the commit to change your tags in the suggested message like MERGEDIN<tag>-<number>.
I am talking about python script. I will look into changing default change message. Do you by chance know where the template is? I'll research and accept once I find it.
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Which template? Do you mean the regex for figuring out Jira's issue identifiers?
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA050/Configuring+Project+Keys
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Which template? Are you asking about the regex expression used by Jira to match for jira issues in svn messages?
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You did not state which Jira plugin you are using to get your issues processed into Jira? Fisheye, Subversion or some other external scripts.
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