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jira-precommit-hook
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Git commit hook to verify commit messages are tagged with a JIRA issue number
Goals:
Currently only configured for read-only access to JIRA.
DESCRIPTION
In order to communicate with your JIRA server, a .jirarc file needs to be placed in the root of the repo.
{
"projectName": "<Name of JIRA project - REQUIRED>",
"host":"<URL location of JIRA project - REQUIRED>",
"protocol":"[default:http|https]",
"port": default:80,
"version": default:2,
"verbose": default:false,
"strictSSL": default:true
}
INSTALLATION
To install, run the following with npm:
npm install jira-precommit-hook
SYMLINK DIRECTORY NOTICE
If the hooks directory in your .git folder is symlinked, the module will be unable to find it. To avoid this, do not symlink your hooks folder inside of your project's git directory.
In order to make a successful commit with the precommit hook, ALL issues being committed must meet the following requirements:
At least one issue being committed must meet the following requirements:
FAQs
Git commit hook to verify commit messages are tagged with a JIRA issue number
We found that jira-precommit-hook demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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