How do you reference a commit in issue?

How do you reference a commit in issue?

To reference a commit, simply write its SHA-hash, and it’ll automatically get turned into a link.

How do you reference an issue in a different repo?

You can reference issues between repositories by mentioning user/repository#number in an issue. Once we see something like that — say, github/enterprise#59 — we’ll make sure to update issue #59 in github’s enterprise repository and let you know where it was referenced from.

What is the use of issue in GitHub?

Issues let you track your work on GitHub, where development happens. When you mention an issue in another issue or pull request, the issue’s timeline reflects the cross-reference so that you can keep track of related work. To indicate that work is in progress, you can link an issue to a pull request.

How do I transfer a problem from one repo to another?

Transferring an open issue to another repository Under your repository name, click Issues. In the right sidebar, click Transfer issue. Use the Choose a repository drop-down menu, and select the repository you want to transfer the issue to. Click Transfer issue.

How do I link two repos?

The basic idea is that we follow these steps:

  1. Create a new empty repository New.
  2. Make an initial commit because we need one before we do a merge.
  3. Add a remote to old repository OldA.
  4. Merge OldA/master to New/master.
  5. Make a subdirectory OldA.
  6. Move all files into subdirectory OldA.
  7. Commit all of the file moves.

How to set GitHub issue references in commit messages?

“This commit fixes #67”) #391 With mr.roboto committing all changes to buildout.coredev, it is now possible to set references to github issues in git commit messages. e.g.: Here is an example to show that it works:

How to fix GitHub [ unrecognized author ] commit message?

Unrecognized author. If this is you, make sure @crunchify.com is associated with your account. You can add emails in your account settings. Yesterday I faced the same issue and by changing value in .gitconfig fixed my issue. In my case I was using Mac tool SmartGit.

Why are my commits linked to the wrong user?

If you are using Github for your personal and professional work related accounts then there are more chances that you see different commit email IDs associated with your push and commit. Why are my commits linked to the wrong user? Well, as a standard practice and process by Github, it uses email address which is provided in the commit header.

Can a GitHub issue be moved to another project?

Although github does not really help much on moving issues from project to project, at the very least it references them. So either project: plone/plone, plone/P.CMFPlone or plone/b.coredev being the main issue tracker would not really matter as long as references are put.