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Version: TeamForge 24.0

FAQs on Associations

My Associations do not appear. What should I do?​

You may not be seeing your associations for several reasons. If you are not able to see your associations, verify the following:

  • Only repositories scoped to the configured TeamForge project will result in associations. That is, make sure the version control repository you’re using is a part of the TeamForge project that has been mapped to the JIRA project in question.
  • When a TeamForge project is first mapped to a JIRA project, the JIRA issues need to be synced into the TeamForge data store. Association will fail if you attempt to create an association between a commit and JIRA issue that has not yet been synced. Please refer to the Sync Issues functionality.
  • Make sure the association syntax is correctly using square brackets. Association syntax is case sensitive.

Can I associate objects of different projects?​

Yes, you can associate an object (for example from document to subversion commit) in one project to an object in another project if you have access or are a Site Admin.

You must have permission to view the object that you're associating with before you can associate with that object, unless you are a Site Admin.