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I have redmine configured with a git repository. The repository updates properly, and I can browse through all repository branches in redmine with no problem. However, associated revisions don't show up in issues automatically for commits made to any branch other than master.

If I jump to the repository tab and browse the branch in question, I can see my most recent commits, and only after this step are the associated revisions listed under the issues they refer to.

How do I make associated revisions update automatically, regardless of which branch my changes are committed to?

romanovic
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Generally, there are three ways to load commits into Redmine:

  • By loading the Repository tab, as you did for the branch.
  • By using Git hook, which seems to be used for master.
  • By using cron task, which also can be used for master in your case.

I guess, the script, which runs for the post-commit hook or under cron, checks if it's master and then updates Redmine. So, you need to check this script.

See also:

Andriy Lesyuk
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