Development panel
1.Branch count function
The development panel shows [4 branches] as the number of branches linked to this Jira ticket. Click this link.
The branch information linked to this Jira ticket is listed for each group.
When you click a branch name, the corresponding GitLab page opens.
The progress of the merge request of each branch is also displayed.
On this screen, you can also create a merge request
2.Branch creation function
The development panel shows [Create branch], which allows you to create a branch from this Jira ticket. Click this link.
Select the project of which you want to create a branch from the list on the pop-up screen and click [Create branch].
Enter the branch name and source branch, and click the [Create branch] button to create a branch.
3.Commit count function
The development panel shows [4 commits] as the number of commits that include the ticket ID of this Jira ticket in the commit comment. Click this link.
The list of commits linked to the ticket is displayed.
When you click a commit, the corresponding GitLab page opens.
4.Merge request count function
The development panel shows [5 merge requests] as the number of merge requests that contain the Jira ticket ID in the merge request title. Click this link.
The list of merge requests linked to the ticket is displayed.
When you click a title, the corresponding GitLab page opens.
5.Merge request creation function
The development panel shows [4 branches], which allows you to create a GitLab merge request from this Jira ticket. Click this link.
The list of branches linked to the ticket is displayed. Click [Create merge request] for the branch of which you want to create a merge request.
Enter a merge request title and other information as necessary and click the [Submit merge request] button.
6.Issue count function
The development panel shows [5 issues] as the number of issues that include the ticket ID of this Jira ticket in the issue title or description. Click this link.
The list of issues linked to the ticket is displayed.
When you click a title, the corresponding GitLab page opens.
7.Issue creation function
The development panel shows [Create issue], which allows you to create an issue from this Jira ticket. Click this link.
Select the project for which you want to create an issue from the list and click the [Create issue] button.
If the [Description] field is active, the Jira ticket URL is automatically entered in the field.
8.SonarQube integration
This is a new feature implemented in Version 1.0.0 or later of the plug-in.
You can check the information of the linked SonarQube on the screen of the https://aslead.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/GCFJ/pages/823394481/Development+panel#4.Merge-request-count-function .
9.Smart commit function
This is a new feature implemented in Version 1.2.0 or later of the plug-in.
Associate multiple Jira tickets with one commit. (Including work log)
Commit syntax
<Arbitrary string> <ISSUE_KEY1> <ignored text> #time <value> w <value> d
<value> h <value> m <comment 1> <ISSUE_KEY2> <ignored text> #time
<value> w <value> d <value> h <value> m <comment 2>
Sample
Commit message: JIPROJECTA-10 #time 1w 4.5h Development completed JIPROJECTA-11 #time 3d Unit test completed
Work Log will be recorded on the JIPROJECTA-10 ticket in association with the above commit.
・Working hours: 1 week, 4 hours, 30 minutes
・Work content: Developed
Work Log will be recorded on the JIPROJECTA-11 ticket in association with the above commit.
・Working time: 3 days
・Work content: Unit test completed