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Using a development infrastructure of git, Fisheye+Crucible, and Jira 4.2.

Commits to Fisheye-registered repositories are reflected in Jira Projects and Tickets since we configured the mappings in Jira; however, only commits on the master branch seem to be reflected. In Crucible, other branches can be chosen to search for commits for reviews.

How can I make all those branches visible in Jira?

Jordan Dea-Mattson
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Bernd Haug
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Seems like it is a limitation of Git-Fisheye ( https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Git ):

When FishEye indexes a Git repository, it indexes by the available branches. As it processes the commits on a branch, FishEye will assign the commit to the branch it first sees the commit on. Commits are only indexed once so if a commit belongs to multiple branches, the commit will not indexed against subsequent branches.

You may consider using - Jira Git plugin https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.xiplink.jira.git.jira_git_plugin

Daria Trainor
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Showing the same commit for every branch it appears on makes the commit list unreadable. Klonfisch, the Jira-Gitorious-connector, does it that way.

It's unreadable and I'll probably change it. Here is an example with 5 branches:

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cweiske
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