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Feature #383

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Should be able to associate an issue with an svn revision

Added by Rick Daley over 17 years ago. Updated over 17 years ago.

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Description

When closing an issue, it would be nice to be able to provide the svn revision number of the change that resolved the
issue.

If present, this could be used to add an http link to notification emails so people could click once to see the details
of how the issue was resolved. Of course, a link could also be added to the redMine page that shows the details of
an issue.

Actions #1

Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang over 17 years ago

Changesets/Issues association already exists, but can not be
edited manually. Here how it works (in the latest source code).
You use keywords in your commit messages to reference or even
close issues automatically (redmine scans commit comments when
adding changesets in the database). These keywords are defined
in Admin -> Settings.

Look at this example:
http://demo.redmine.org/issues/show/1

You can see the reference to a changeset (on the right of the
issue description).
This is automatically done since the commit message of changeset
5 is:
"Slight modifications (refs #1, #3)"
(refs is one of the default keywords used to reference issue
ids in commit comments).
When looking at the changeset 5, you can see the 2 referenced
issues.

Would you also like to be able to manually edit this Changesets/Issues
assoication in Redmine ?

Actions #2

Updated by Rick Daley over 17 years ago

Thanks for pointing this out -- this is a different
implementation than I had in mind, but it gives me exactly
the functionality I wanted! The User Manual doesn't seem
to have any info on using svn, so I didn't know about this.

I've marked this issue as "Closed" - sorry if I'm not
supposed to do that.

Rick

Actions #3

Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang over 17 years ago

I know, user documentation is not really up to date :(

I've marked this issue as "Closed" - sorry if

I'm not
supposed to do that.

Oh, you are. Thanks

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