On Sat, Aug 24, 2019 at 6:12 PM Wes McKinney <wesmck...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Seems like a nice idea to me. We could also prompt contributors to > open a JIRA and prefix to the PR title if they have not already. > Sounds good to me, we could even create a ticket and ask the user to fill it. > > The ursabot process is already getting notified about all pull > requests so the implementation there may not be that difficult. Note > that parts of the ursabot codebase are a slight IP quagmire due to > derivative works from Buildbot (which is GPLv2) -- we don't need to > distribute this code with any Arrow releases but keep in mind that > such code can't be brought under ASF governance. > We can make the GitHub event handlers pluggable, so keeping the arrow specific event handlers in arrow is also possible. > > On Fri, Aug 23, 2019 at 10:53 PM Kenta Murata <m...@mrkn.jp> wrote: > > > > I frequently do the following little bit bothersome steps for opening > > JIRA tickets when I watch a GitHub pull-request: > > > > 1. Select the "ARROW-XXXX" text in the title and copy it > > 2. Open JIRA if I haven't open it > > 3. Select a ticket to open it > > 4. Alter the URL by pasting text that copied at the step-1 > > 5. Hit the enter key > > > > I think it is better if these steps become easier. > > > > We already have a mechanism to inject a GitHub pull-request URL into > > the corresponding JIRA ticket. How about making the similar mechanism > > for the reverse link? I guess it is possible to automate making a > > comment of JIRA ticket URL to the pull-request when the "ARROW-XXXX" > > text is injected in the title field by using GitHub Actions. > > > > I consulted this idea to Kou, he said ursabot may be appropriate to > > implement such the feature. And he promote me to ask to Krisztian > > about this. > > > > Krisztian, what do you think this automation? > > > > Regards, > > Kenta Murata >
