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See which branch belongs to each ticket

GitHub and Bitbucket integration: see the branch, commits and pull request on every ticket

Connect GitHub or Bitbucket with a webhook. A ticket number in the branch name links the branch to the ticket. Commits and pull requests follow automatically, and with smart commits you update the ticket from your commit message.

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A ticket with branches, commits and subtasks

Sound familiar?

  • When a bug comes back, nobody remembers which branch held the fix
  • Tickets still say In Progress while the pull request has already been merged
  • You search Git for the ticket number, and the ticket for the branch

With Kantex Projects

  • Branch, commits and pull request visible in the ticket and on the card
  • Pull request opened: ticket moves to In Review. Merged: branch marked as merged
  • Smart commits: #comment, #time, #progress, #review and #done
How it works

In three steps

  1. Set up the webhook

    Add the webhook in GitHub or Bitbucket, with your own secret. Kantex rejects messages without a valid signature.

  2. A branch with the ticket number

    Create a branch such as feature/ASUP-12-login. On the first push Kantex links it to ASUP-12 and moves the ticket to In Progress.

  3. Pull request and merge

    An opened pull request moves the ticket to In Review. After the merge the branch is marked as merged.

Overview of tickets and their branches
Capabilities

What you can do with it

A branch per ticket

Recognised by the ticket number in its name, or linked by hand.

Commits

Every commit with a ticket number appears on the ticket, with author and link.

Pull requests

Pull request status on the ticket, and the ticket moved to In Review.

Smart commits

#comment, #time 1h 30m, #progress, #review and #done in your commit message.

Suggested branch name

Every ticket offers a branch name to copy, such as feature/ASUP-12-login.

Development overview

A table per space with every ticket and its branches.

Everything that's included

  • GitHub
  • Bitbucket Cloud
  • Multiple repositories per space
  • Signed webhooks
  • Pushes and pull requests
  • Smart commits
  • Time logged from #time
  • Link a branch manually
  • Search by branch name
  • MCP tool link_branch
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Frequently asked questions

Does it work with GitLab?

Currently with GitHub and Bitbucket Cloud. If you use GitLab or your own Git server, get in touch: we are happy to build the integration.

What if someone forgets the ticket number?

Then you link the branch by hand in the ticket. Every ticket also shows a suggested branch name to copy.

Does Kantex need access to my code?

Not for the integration: that works with webhooks. Only for the code scan does Kantex fetch the changes from a push, using a token with read access.

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