Redmine

1. Make sure you have the required syntax in the commit message, 2. Make redmine update it's knowledge of those commit message, per default this happens only when you visit the repository tab in a project, other options are cron or post-commit hooks.

I'm pretty sure I'm using the required syntax. I added # to the list of syntax statements, and when I view the commit itself, I can see it linked back to the issue.

We also added a post commit hook to run the updates. Even after those run, we still don't see the associated revisions show up...

Ok, so adding # to the list of statements would mean you'd need # #123 in the commit log :-) if you want every #123 to reference the ticket, you need to change the setting to *, see RedmineSettings.

(oh, and it will only reference issues on fetching the logs, so you will need to delete the repository from the project and re-add it for old logs to reference tickets)

Will give it a shot.

Thanks

- Jesse

I've got the same problem. Did you get it solved?

OK, I misread the reply. '*' worked.