We also name all branches after our Jira tickets, and our merge commit into the main branch is always: `TICKET-XXX - TICKET SUMMARY`. When we close the ticket in Jira, we also link back to the merge commit.
The Merge commit also updates the ChangeLog with the `TICKET-XXX - TICKET SUMMARY`.
That makes it really easy to trace things, as you can:
- Look at the ChangeLog
- Do a `git log --first-parent`
- Look at a Jira Ticket and jump straight to the merge commit
We also have policies in that every commit to master must be a merge commit and associated with a Jira Ticket. Also, each branch is tied to one and only one Jira Ticket.
l72|2 years ago
The Merge commit also updates the ChangeLog with the `TICKET-XXX - TICKET SUMMARY`.
That makes it really easy to trace things, as you can:
We also have policies in that every commit to master must be a merge commit and associated with a Jira Ticket. Also, each branch is tied to one and only one Jira Ticket.