We are working on a fairly major release at the moment and have given around 25 different builds to the QA team. The QA team would like to see exactly which issues have been resolved in each build, however when we release the new version to production we want a consoliated changelog across all builds (ie what Jira gives us by default).
Is it possible to get these two different views automatically?
We are using Jira 4.4.3 and Jenkins.
We're probably going to create multiple versions and merge them later.
I would use the Hudson/Jenkins Jira plugin for the first part (issues resolved in a build).
http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/JIRA+Plugin
The second part is provided out of the box by Jira.
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I have perhaps used the term build a bit loosely. I have two jobs, one that does a build everytime somebody checks in and another job to package the files so we can deploy them to test environments - it is at this second job that I would like to capture a snapshot of the changes. This second job is triggered manually when the testers are ready for a new version.
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