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Sometimes it's nicer to link more than just the actual issue ID in the commit message. We could use logRegexN for that: if there are multiple logRegex, logRegex(N-1) will extract the link part and logRegexN the issue ID from the link.

We should enhance the GitHub example with a logfilterregex that matches "Issue #:"

Hello! I've desperately tried segregating links to different GitHub projects on the same repo. I can get only one of them to work.

[bugtraq "pulls"]
url = "https://github.com/repo/app/pull/%BUGID%"
logfilterregex = "request #\\d+"
loglinkregex = "#\\d+"
logregex = "\\d+"

[bugtraq "issues"]
url = "https://github.com/repo/issues/issues/%BUGID%"
logfilterregex = "issues#\\d+"
loglinkregex = "#\\d+"
logregex = "\\d+"

Is my syntax wrong or I misunderstood what multiple configs can achieve? Thank you

I have another proposal for you: share your Java reference implementation.

It seems silly for both of us to code up 2 implementations of the same thing for the same language. I'm assuming you have a class that takes a commit message and a StoredConfig instance and works it's magic.

Youtrack is pretty popular in parts of europe!
There should be an example how to configure a .gitbugtraq file for Youtrack

Provide a simple .gitbugtraq example file for Gitea Hosting Provider

Your specification examples look great and I plan to support this spec. But can you point me to any real/live examples that I can use to test with?

I think we can use a more generic .gitbugtraq file for this repo

It would make builds easier, and further adoption, if the Java implementation would be available on Maven Central.

Polarion is very simliar to Youtrack - a sample URL from one of my projects:
https://testdrive.polarion.com/polarion/#/project/LT.Connect/workitem?id=LTC-104

There should be an example .gitbugtraq for codeberg

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tortoisegit-dev/q80oAXEKzzg

TortoiseGit also supports user and system because companies might want
to use it or users want to set up a common URL for all their repos.

There should be a n updated Jira Example