svn plugin: is there a way to have it ignore a specific issue in commit message

[Bill Kepner]

We have a team who wants to move to Jira from Bugzilla but has the following concern with the Subversion plugin. If the commit message includes a string that happens to be an issue, there are times they don't want that svn commit to be linked to the issue; for instance the commit message could be something like "Ignore <JiraIssue>" but that issue really has no relation to the code checked in. I really don't know how often this happens and I don't have a clue as to whether Bugzilla handles this, but they've identified this as a big deal for them. So is there anyway to have the plugin ignore valid issues in that string?

[Bill Kepner · Accepted solution]

The Atlassian Subversion plugin.

[Norman Abramovitz]

I am not aware of anything that can be done except type the issue identifier differently or modify the code itself since it is available.

[Midori]

As a workaround, why don't you use a syntax that is not picked by the Subversion plugin?

For instance, instead of "Bugfix, but Ignore FOO-123", just write "FOO_123 Bugfix", and this will be basically ignored, although human readable.

[Norman Abramovitz]

Are you using fisheye, the subversion plugin or the new subversion plus plugin or something else?