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In a perfect world yes that is true, but I've worked at multiple places where Jira got reshuffled by someone and either entire projects got deleted or ticket id
by adamors 2y ago
In a perfect world yes that is true, but I've worked at multiple places where Jira got reshuffled by someone and either entire projects got deleted or ticket ids were reset.
Slack history and requirement documents are rarely linked in commit messages and looking through thousands of documents and channels to search the context of a commit is nauseating.
There's never a need to write an essay in a commit message, but 2-3 paragraphs won't kill anybody either.
- tengbretson 2y agoThere are better uses of resources than to amortize the cost of a jira migration that may never even happen across all devs in perpetuity.
- throwuxiytayq 2y agoJira always gets shut down before the repo. Often years before. For a thousand reasons. Take these two, for example: git is free, and jira is shit.