git log --pretty=oneline master..your-branch | grep -e '[A-Z]\+-[0-9]\+' -o | sort -u
Many of my blog readers have discovered my article on how to add the Jira Issue Number to Git Commit Message and I continue to work with projects where we make use of the Atlassian toolchain, most prominently Jira for issue tracking and Confluence as a Wiki.
I have been working on a project with on Github and we are using Waffle.io to organize our issues on an agile board. One bad thing about Github is that it not always apparent what issue a commit resolved. To add context to commits I have begun appending the issue number to commit message. When viewing the commit in web interface of Github, it will automatically link to the issue. To accomplish this, I use commit that take the form of "This is my first commit [issue #123]". Obviously, this process can be automated.
I have three different ways of getting files from other branches.
git checkout other-branch app/views/customers/index.html.erb
I add the following to the bottom of my ~/.gitconfig
[alias]
st = status
ci = commit
co = checkout
br = branch --sort=committerdat
Recently, I have been working on a project with the Atlassian toolchain which includes: Jira (Issue Tracking), Stash (git), Bamboo (Continous Integration – build and deploy) and Confluence (Wiki).