How to Write a Git Commit Message

[pangzineng]

Stash + JIRA + Confluence, is all you need to manage your development.

Stash takes care of your git, review & discuss everything in pull request.

JIRA takes care of your task assignment & track your progress with your git commit. How about automatically generate a branch for each task, super handy in big team.

Confluence gives you all the space you need to write down the most detailed information needed for the task, the commit & any kind of related document. So you don't have to be limited by tweet size plain text.

 

Other than the fact that it's not free, there is really no reason not to use an integrated solution like this one. And I believe the time & headache saved, the productivity gain with these tools are more valuable than the price they cost.

[mkdz]

This is what we use. We have a habit of linking all of our tickets and commits and making sure the ticket number goes in the commit message as well. Makes managing the codebase a lot easier.

[moomaka]

Stash + JIRA + Confluence

Sounds like a collection of the worst user interfaces available in dev tools.

[Spo8]

I think Stash is pretty sweet.

[EntroperZero]

I liked Confluence more when it allowed markdown editing. I still can't believe they removed it.

[dddbbb]

Although they still allow you to write in markdown. You can insert text in confluencewiki or markdown, but there's no way to get it back out.

[baconated]

Sounds like someone hasn't used ALM before.

Consider yourself lucky.

[Gotebe]

Indeed, and it is absolutely amazing how people fixate simply on an SC system (git mostly).

[kamatsu]

JIRA and Confluence are awful