Updating multiple tickets with svn commit?
Hi,
I just submitted a commit to our svn repository that fixes two independent tickets. I tried the following to update both tickets:
Update avatar model and controller. Fixes #22 and #27. [#22 state:resolved] [#27 state:resolved]
But this does not seem to work. Is there any way to add comments to and update multiple tickets with a single commit?
Thanks.
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1 Posted by Moses Lee on 08 Sep, 2008 10:26 PM
Hi, I would also like to know how to commit to multiple tickets using git messages. I used to same format kevin.ansfield has used as well.
2 Posted by Rick on 16 Sep, 2008 04:48 PM
Well, I was always lead to believe commits should be small and focus on one ticket at a time. I'll see about getting this into Lighthouse at some point.
3 Posted by Morgan Schweers on 16 Sep, 2008 06:30 PM
Greetings, I mostly agree, and it's only an occasional thing for me as well.
However, sometimes I'll fix a bug which has more than one possible expression in user experience, and so were logged as two bugs (generally by two entirely different users). I'd like for both of the tickets to have a reference to the code change that fixed them, and (the lazy part) I'd like the one commit to resolve both of them for me.
-- Morgan Schweers