RhodeCode CE/EE

The state of tickets both for redmine and Jira are fully customizable, you can have only two status, or custom 10 statuses.

I'd imagine if we could create an UI that allow to write "prefix" to trasition mapping that would be easiest, and most straightforward solution, that probably wouldn't need explaning

I'd imaging in web i-fce we would have something like:

[fix,fixes] => [ 'resolved' (or <transtion_id>)]
[close,closes] => ['closes']

The only big problem is how do we "extract" those back to issue extractors, do we re-parse the message with special added regex word next to issue regex ?

Not sure how to solve this.

Ok so the only way to do this is via mapping - at least the gui will be common for jira/redmine and probably other trackers

Yea we will have to reparse the commit messages, since the issue extractor system depends on a user defined regex - we can't use it.

would it be possible to combine defined regexes + the keywords ?

so eg: (fix|fixes)(issue_regex) ?

feedback:

• The dropdowns need to be select2 boxes.
• The dropdowns and inputs should match height and line up vertically.
• Not sure why this is in a table or if it should be...?
• What is this "required" at the bottom?
• Can someone add more? Should we have the "Add" button (see the auth tokens page)?

On adding the simple redmine integration to ee, there is a usability problem in that it requires an issue tracker to be set beforehand and it's counter intuitive to have to do 2 separate places for a single 'thing' - ie. redmine issue tracker

You'd have to define eg. prefixes and issue tracker url in both /settings/issue-tracker and /integrations/redmine

One idea is to make the issue-tracker page table have a select box with an issue-tracker "type" eg. generic/redmine/jira so instead of going to integrations - they add it there directly.

There would be a 'generic issue tracker' one which allows you simply to do a string replace to set a url of the issue tracker like today - and more complicated ones (redmine/jira etc.) which let you attach actions on a commit/pull request message which references an issue.