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  2. BSERV-2854

Stash --> Jira Activities/Notifications missing from Project "Activity Stream"

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      Hi

      The current stash does not display any feeds into the "Activity Stream".

      Activity Stream is seen when u click on a project in Jira.

      The minimal level of reporting from Stash would be at least to report a commit into the "Activity Stream" of the project, and would be nice if u can do that in the "Notifications" area as well.

      This feature should be a quick win into further integration for Stash, please let us know when can we expect to see that.

      You must know that you have great products, but you need to unleash its power through cross-app communications.

      You also should add further integration into the Source tab, please check the attached Shot.

      I look forward to hear from your great team.

      Please think of this in the way that Developers want to see their achievement broadcasted, it is a motivation tool, and it is a reporting mechanics that servers teams and coordination.

      Best regards,
      RA

            [BSERV-2854] Stash --> Jira Activities/Notifications missing from Project "Activity Stream"

            M P added a comment -

            I cant believe Stash is so far behind on just about every useful feature in a bit of software.

            Take Gitblit for example. It has always been able to compare arbitrary branches/commits, something that Stash was still struggling to get last time I checked. And it has a great cross-repo activity stream.

            You would think the premier paid product would just include this stuff by default. Disappointing.

            • I actually run Gitblit myself in a Stash environment because it is so much better at things like this.

            M P added a comment - I cant believe Stash is so far behind on just about every useful feature in a bit of software. Take Gitblit for example. It has always been able to compare arbitrary branches/commits, something that Stash was still struggling to get last time I checked. And it has a great cross-repo activity stream. You would think the premier paid product would just include this stuff by default. Disappointing. I actually run Gitblit myself in a Stash environment because it is so much better at things like this.

            R A added a comment -

            Any Feedback on this requirement?

            R A added a comment - Any Feedback on this requirement?

            R A added a comment -

            trivial ?

            R A added a comment - trivial ?

            jens added a comment -

            Thanks for the suggestion. Although some features might look like "quick wins", they are not always as trivial to implement as you may think.

            jens added a comment - Thanks for the suggestion. Although some features might look like "quick wins", they are not always as trivial to implement as you may think.

            R A added a comment -

            Hi Barry,

            Sorry I forgot to mention that this is needed for Stash/Jira.

            Regards,
            RA

            R A added a comment - Hi Barry, Sorry I forgot to mention that this is needed for Stash/Jira. Regards, RA

            Barry Lapthorn added a comment -

            Possibly related to https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/STASH-2852

            Barry Lapthorn added a comment - Possibly related to https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/STASH-2852

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