The SVN commits will automatically be picked up if you add a reference to them in your commit log message. For example, here's one that propagated to two different issues.
===================================== TRINIDAD-654 & TRINIDAD-651 Fixed close-icon on l/w dialogs. Also added new skin selectors for skinning dialogs seperately from panelPopup. ===================================== On 8/27/07, Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Some open source projects differ on code responsibility and bug > fixing, and I want to make sure I don't step on people's toes. Lately > I have been using Trinidad on a side project and have been finding > bugs and areas for small enhancements, as many will realize. > > I want to know if it is more customary in the Trinidad project to > create SVN patches attached to bugs or to just commit the fix right > into SVN if I am not the original author? > > If direct committing is okay, is there a wiki or page that describes > anything that should be done to ensure that JIRA tracks the SVN commit > for a given bug? > > Thank you, > Andrew >
