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Once a connection has been made you can view the connection details, refresh or disconnect at any time. All repositories belonging to your account are shown below. By default they are turned off as shown below.
Connection can be turned on or off by the toggle button as shown turned on below.
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Clicking on Git will display all the commits created for a specific issue. This example shows the bottom of the page for JIRA issue SB-3, showing all the commits with SB-3 in the commit comment.
Git commands
The commands allow you to comment, assign, transition Jira issues and add a worklog to them via Gitlab,Github, Bitbucket commits.
Comment command
The #comment command allows adding the comment to Jira issue. You must add the command to the commit message in the following format:
<Issuekey> #comment<your comment text>
Example, QWER -1 #comment Please give more detail information
Time command
The #time command allows adding the time value into the worklog to the Jira Issue. You must add the command to the commit message in the following format:
<Issuekey>#time[Some amount in Jira time syntax]<Your worklog comment text, the time should be write in the following format : Xw:Yd:Zh
Example, QWER-1 #time 1w:1d:2h Total work logged
Transition command
The #transition command allows changing workflow state of the issue. If the transition state is not valid or the user does not have access to make this change then the transition will not work. You must add the command to the commit message in the following format:
<Issuekey> #<transition-name> <Your comment text>
Example, QWER-1 #transition In Progress
Assign command
The #assign command allows assigning the particular issue to the specified Jira user. You must add the command to the commit message in the following format:
<Issuekey> #<assign> <Jira username>
Example, QWER-1 #assign Admin
