Git, Bitbucket, CI/CD tools Integrations

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Last updated: Nov 21, 2024 by Yuri Lapin
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Overview

The features below allow a user to take a helicopter and detailed views on commits, branches and pull requests which were created for package or version.

The features will be only available if your Jira instance is integrated one of the development tools. Otherwise, no data will be presented.

Please read details about the integration of Jira with

Getting started

If your Jira integrated with one of the development tools you can use Code/Commits functionality of Release Management App.

Open any version or package details.

If you open “Issues“ view you will see a “Code“ toggle in the menu ribbon as shown below

  • Information icon aim to provide initial details and link to this document id you want to read it later again. It also shows a configuration button to proceed with initial Code/Commits functionality configuration

  • Warning icon is shown if haven't yet configured Code/Commits functionality.

If you open “Commits“ view of the version or package your initial screen will look like the following

By clicking on “Configure“ button in either of the sections you will get a dialog to enter your Atlassian Account email and token. If you do not have one click on the link to generate

This is the only way for Release Management App to connect to development tools integrated with your Jira. We do not use this token for anything else. We also do not store it on our Server (it’s stored in cookies of your browser).

Once you entered your email and token click connect. Upon successful connection all the warnings signs disappear and you can use functionality.

Code view

Code view could be enabled from the Issues tab on release or version details screen.

Enabled code view:

If the Code view enabled the user can’t configure columns anymore. The columns set is predefined.

In the code changes column the user can see:

  • Number of branches which are created for a particular Jira issue

  • Quantity of commits

  • Amount of pull requests and their statuses

In case more than one page of issues lists are available, sorting by Code change column will only work for the current page and will not take data from other pages, in contrast to sorting by any other column in the table.

Such limitation is dictated by technical aspects of code changes data fetching.

After a click at branches, commits or pull requests a user can see a screen with detailed information about each entity:

User can navigate from the details screen to the repository to check the details like changes in the code, code review, etc

Information about builds and environment will not be available in the current version of the release management.

Please create a feature request if you miss this information.

Commits

Commits tab is available for versions and packages.

On the tab, the user can see all commits which belong to version or all versions in the package sorted from newest to oldest.

In order to receive commits data click “Fetch data“ button. Data loading might take some time. The user will see a data loading progress bar.

To finetune the output you can specify the filters to match your search criteria. Thus you can filter by

  • Issue categories (usually TODO, IN_PROGRESS, DONE)

  • Issue types (we pull it based on project configurations)

You would need to click on “Fetch Data“ for the filters to take effect.

Once you received the output you can navigate to the repository to see the commit details and changes in particular files.

e.g.

Deployments

If your Jira instance is integrated with your Deployment Pipelines we will fetch this too.

You can filter out the output specifying:

  • the date range you want to see

  • status categories of the issues

  • issue types

Once received you an also shortlist it to specific Environment Type