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GitHub & Jira Automation

Automation had been setup in DEV project, if you pass in a valid ticket ID, the referenced issue will transit automatically depending on your action to save you a little time to adjust the issue status yourself.

Check out GitHub actions if you are interested how the automation works.

What is a ticket ID?​

You can find the ticket ID from the bottom left corner of your issue card.

ticket ID example:

ticket id

NGT-194 is the ticket ID.

How to name your branch​

  <ticket-id>/<branch-type>_<branch-name> (**DEV-112/feature_user-login**)

Supported Actions​

  1. Create Branches Branch name example: DEV-112/feature_user-login Issue will automatically transit from To Do to In Progress .

  2. Create Commits Commit name example: "DEV-112 Initial commit" Issue will automatically transit from To Do to In Progress .

  3. Create Pull Requests Pull Requests name example: "[DEV-112] Feature Login User" Multiple Issues example: "[DEV-111 DEV-112 DEV-113] Feature User Management" All Issues will automatically transit from In Progress to Code Review .

  4. Pull Requests Approved Issue will automatically transit from Code Review to Deploy .

  5. Pull Requests Declined Issue will automatically transit from Code Review to In Progress .

View the development panel​

If everything has been set up correctly, you will see a development panel on each of your issues, similar to the screenshot below. The development panel provides you with just enough information to evaluate the status of an issue's development at a glance.

development panel

References​

How To Reference issues in Jira

Process issues with smart commits