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As a user of JIRA who uses github actions, I would like to automatically generate release notes, comprised of JIRA tickets, that were worked on within a PR.
There should be a way to parse ticket number out of the commit message or link commits to Jira tickets in some other way.
The PR will be a Release PR with lost of tickets closed.
Result should be a list of tickets, mentioned in the PR commit messages, with some meaningful descriptions coming from Jira.
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I could use something like this, but I'd create the release from my release workflow instead. At some point in the release workflow, I'd read the package.json version, append it to an app or library name (e.g. My app 1.2.3). Given this release name, the action would create it if it doesn't already exist, and add tickets to it that are referenced in commits since the previous release.
Something to bear in mind with Jira:
You can use one project to manage many apps/libraries
One GitHub release can refer to tickets across multiple Jira projects, so you'd need to be able to create a Jira release per referenced Jira project.
I think the latter scenario can be handled by using the action once per Jira project.
As a user of JIRA who uses github actions, I would like to automatically generate release notes, comprised of JIRA tickets, that were worked on within a PR.
There should be a way to parse ticket number out of the commit message or link commits to Jira tickets in some other way.
The PR will be a Release PR with lost of tickets closed.
Result should be a list of tickets, mentioned in the PR commit messages, with some meaningful descriptions coming from Jira.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: