Redmine

I'm not sure but I think it has to do with what you write in the commit message: if you ref an issue in the commit message this link will be displayed as 'associated revision' in the issue, I suppose.

See http://www.redmine.org/wiki/1/RedmineSettings#Referencing-issues-in-commit-messages maybe this helps.

Cheers,
Hans-Peter

Hans-Peter is right. it worked for me.

When I commited the change in SVN. I updated the comment "references #task number". also I updated the task with the revision number (r####)

Now I can see the {Associated Revisions} on the task.

ikemen : Are you using SVN?

i resolved my problem. 0;;

tanks Hans-Peter,Nanda

Hello everybody,

I have similar problem:
I don't get the revision list linked to an issue.

I use Mercurial repository, and I use #xxx in commit message.
So I can directly go to issue from commit message because #xxx is automatically detected by redmine as a link to the related issue. But if I have lot of commit linked to the same issue, I don't have any list of revisions on the issue page???
On Redmine website this llist appear on the right of "history" pane.
On my install I don't have any pane on the right...

Could someone help me?
Is it due to Mercurial repository?

Thanks.

Ok, I find it !

In my case I was only using #xxx without keywords like refs, IssueID...
So I add "*" in keywords parameters and now it's ok.