In HipChat, you could mention a Jira issue, and a nice summary card would come up with info about it.
In Stride, with the Jira app, I can't get that to work. I've configured notifications for a subset of issue types. But mentioning a jira issue by ID does nothing.
Is this supposed to work?
Hi Ben,
It is supposed to work :)
However, we recently just found an issue affecting Jira issue mentions and we are working hard to deliver a fix for it soon.
Thank you!
Here's the ticket to track: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/STRIDE-2108
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Tanguy - I notice your comment on that ticket.
You understand that the feature we want is that I can just mention a jira in a text comment, and it will fetch the status without me posting an entire URL, right?
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Apologies - just confirmed that this *is* working now - wasn't working for us a week or so ago. I guess the latest release fixed it?
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Awesome :-) thanks for the update - we've added this relatively recently indeed.
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Note - it is very cool that mentions are now working. We *did* find a defect though... as you can see below, when one of my testers mentioned a defect, the system found two defects that match... (obviously it should not have matched against BCLD-313, which is a subset of the true reference, BCLD-3134)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3xbolqs92uca5o1/2018-04-12_13-38-23%20Stride%20jira%20mention.png?dl=0
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OK, this particular one sounds like a bit of a corner case: on your screenshot, you'll see that someone pasted a link (the text shows up in blue), and then added one more character before sending the message. Basically the message contains a link to BLCD-313, and a text reference to BLCD-3134. I don't think we'll be able to catch that :-)
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@winterhalder - I'm using Stride desktop 1.18.64 and this is not working for me (and I'm the site admin). I can type "dev-99" in a Jira issue comment and it links nicely. Though not if I type "dev-99.".
In any case, entering the same in a Stride comment doesn't create a link to the Jira cloud issue.
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@Tanguy Crusson This is not working for me either. I am running latest Stride desktop on MacOS. How do I mention jira ticket in a message?
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Hi folks - Atlassian did fix this (and it certainly works for me).
You need to add/configure the Jira plug-in for the channel though (of course).
And you just need to type the jira reference as you are above - no need to copy the full URL...
Paul.
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And it also seems to be case sensitive.
"dev-123" doesn't work, whereas "DEV-123" does.
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