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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Low
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None
Every now and again a vigilant tester spots that an issue hasn't been integrated into a branch properly.
e.g. I made a mistake on MDL-44258 and the commits were completely missing from the 25 branch.
Usually this should always be discovered by testing, but it would be nice to have a backstop. We could have a CI check which looks for integrated issues and git greps for the issue number. It could take action on issues without git grep results.
- It would have false positives occasionally, so we'd need a way to ignore it. Although there is discussion elsewhere of a pre-checker check for issue numbers too. So it should be fairly good.
- It could simply mark as failed issues marked as integrated which do not have git grep results for the issue number.
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MDLSITE-4620 Improve the 'check_marked_as_integrated.sh' to detect commits that don't belong to any issue in integration
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- Closed
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- has a non-specific relationship to
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MDLSITE-1990 Verify commit message bug-id
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- Closed
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