- Clone the current repository: $ git clone
- Go to the cloned directory: $ cd
- Find the sha1 of the commit to pull. For stash, click on the commit and look at the address bar. It will be the last part of the url. For example, the sha1 for http://mystash.arwan.com/repos/arwanproj/commits/0b004fdb420838ca04c15b25ad2e0b66a5693963 will be 0b004fdb420838ca04c15b25ad2e0b66a5693963
- Fetch the version based on the sha1 number found: $ git fetch origin
- Checkout: $ git checkout FETCH_HEAD
I have been walking through a lot of pages in internet but have not found any answer except one. However, the answer is not complete, so I will share my experience here. This feature is very useful, especially to summarize the issues found during certain tests, where the tests are reported in a confluence page. I found that there are so many questions about this, but Atlassian seems does not want to bother with this request. I found one way to do this by the following tricks Take one JIRA issue that related to the target confluence page (in this case, say it is GET-895) Find the global ID of a JIRA issue: http://bach.dc1.scram.com:8080/rest/api/latest/issue/GET-895/remotelink It will show the JSON like this: [{"id":28293,"self":"http://bach.dc1.scram.com:8080/rest/api/latest/issue/GET-895/remotelink/28293","globalId":"appId=662e1ccf-94da-3121-96ae-053d90587b29&pageId=105485659","application":{
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