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Is possible to link a change set to a work item before commit the change using Git?


Cesar Ivan Orozco Cervantes (10910) | asked Jun 20 '14, 1:34 p.m.
Hi,

Let me elaborate the question, using RTC, when you make a change on the code, you can first relate that change to a work item, so other people can review it and if approved, deliver the change set, but using the Git adapter, the only way I know to link Git commits to RTC work items, it's making an actual commit with a commit message like "Fixed defect 8372", but doing that, the change was already committed, so other people don't have the opportunity to review the change.

In a few words, using Git, can I link a change set to a work item before commit the change?

Thanks!

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Ernest Mah (611) | answered Jun 23 '14, 10:40 a.m.
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The Git Adapter also integrates with Gerrit, which is a review and approval mechanism on top of Git.  The link from RTC via the Git Adapter will be to Gerrit changes and you would utilize Gerrit's interface to control when it flows back to the main repository.

More information on Gerrit here: https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/intro-quick.html

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