Mike Matrigali <[email protected]> writes: > Just a reminder to not put colon after your derby number in svn commits. > This defeats the automatic mechanism that JIRA uses to make your svn > commits show up in the JIRA history for an issue. It really makes > backporting fixes hard when you can't see the commits in the JIRA. > > For instance the following svn commit will not show up: > > DERBY-4711: Hung thread after another thread is interrupted > > If a thread fails while waiting for a lock, remove that thread from > the queue. > > > While the following will: > DERBY-4711 Hung thread after another thread is interrupted > > If a thread fails while waiting for a lock, remove that thread from > the queue.
That's odd... I've always been using a colon, and looking at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-5032 the following commit message indeed does show up when I click on "Subversion Commits": ,---- | DERBY-5032: derived InternalXact attempts (and fails) to override a method from base | | Patch contributed by Dave Brosius <[email protected]>. `---- -- Knut Anders
