Requirement:
I have multiple commits to be done under one issue and the issue should not be closed until all the commits are done.
Commits done should be listed under the issue against which commits are done.
What happens right now:
When we commit a changeset under specific bug and include the comment "Fixes issue#x" then the commit is shown under the bug#x but the issue is also closed.
Can someone redirect me or explain how this can be achieved.
For the feature bug, commits are done in series of changesets in which case even after specifying the bug commit is not listed under the bug.
Idea of creating subtasks sounds good, have not tried it yet but will surely do.
Thanks.
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Could you please confirm, do you have the "Fixes" as a "Resolution" value/option.
WHy because whenever you will usee the smart commit like ..<Issue_Key> #Fixes or #resolve #<Commit_Msg> then it will commit the message as well as resolve the issue.
Please have a look at the below article for more details.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/use-smart-commits-298979931.html
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Using fixes keyword resolves the issue but what if the partial commit is being done which is not resolving the issue yet.
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