If the branch name of the current pull request or the title starts with a Jira ticket:
- It adds the ticket number to the PR title
- It adds the Jira link to the PR description
- It also adds a preview link to the PR description if provided as
preview-link
input
If the branch name and the PR title does not start with a Jira ticket:
- The workflow will fail
Make sure we create small pull requests tackling only one ticket. If a ticket requires more than one pull request, it's a good indicator that the ticket itself should be split into smaller ones.
input | required | description |
---|---|---|
github-token |
❌ | The GitHub token used to create an authenticated client (default: ${{ github.token }} |
jira-account |
✅ | Subdomain used for jira link (i.e. foobar => https://foobar.atlassian.net/browse/ABC-123 ) |
ticket-regex |
✅ | Regex to match jira ticket in branch name (i.e. ^ABC-\d+ ) |
ticket-regex-flags |
❌ | Flags to add to ticket-regex (default: i ) |
exception-regex |
❌ | Regex to allow exceptions where ticket-regex wouldn't match (default: ^dependabot\/ ) |
exception-regex-flags |
❌ | Flags to add to exception-regex |
clean-title-regex |
❌ | Regex used to delete text from PR title |
clean-title-regex-flags |
❌ | Flags to add to clean-title-regex |
preview-link |
❌ | Preview link to add to PR description (i.e. https://preview.example.com ) |
name: Update pull request
on:
pull_request:
types: [opened, reopened, synchronize]
jobs:
title-and-description:
if: github.actor != 'dependabot[bot]' # to avoid running it on Dependabot PRs
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Add Jira ticket to PR title / add links to PR description
uses: onrunning/jira-pr-action@v2
with:
jira-account: account-name
ticket-regex: ^A1C-\\d+
clean-title-regex: ^\\s*A1\\s+c\\s+\\d+\\s*
preview-link: https://preview-${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}.example.com"