The Issue Tracking Systems page, which can be accessed through selecting the Issue Tracking tab on the Integrations page and clicking the Providers button on the top right of the table, allows the management of integrations into the third-party issue tracking systems. FlexDeploy currently provides out-of-box integration with Atlassian Jira, Redmine, Azure Boards, GitLab, and GitHub. You can define a custom implementation using either Java class or Groovy script. FlexDeploy reads ticket(s) from SCM commit message comments during build execution. As an example, if you use SVN when committing a change back to the repository, simply put the issue name in the commit comment (case sensitive). Some SCMs require clients installed on the FlexDeploy Server.
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FlexDeploy Term | Description |
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Work Item | Work Items are used to track features, requirements, bugs, and risks to your project. Sometimes they are also known as Issues. Each work item is identified by a unique work item number. |
Issue Tracking System | Defines the system used to track the tickets for specific projects or applications using patterns or custom rules. Various providers are available out-of-box, but you can add one or more custom systems using either Java or Groovy script implementation. |
Issue Tracking System Instance | Instance represents the physical connection details of the Issue Tracking System. |
Property | Properties are used to define the necessary inputs needed to connect to the system. |
Status | Status is used to measure the progress of work done, as well as to represent the current stage of the issue. |
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