Matching Jira remote link to GitHub Pull Request

[jonmattgray]

I'm following the docs to match Jira issue remote links and GitHub commits. I understand you end up with a pattern like https://github.com/{namespace}/{repo_name}/commit/{commit_sha}. Is it possible to match with pull requests (example of one in Jira below) rather than commits? What would the pattern look like?

[dosubot[bot]]

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To match Jira issues with GitHub pull requests, you can use the linker feature in Apache DevLake, which allows you to associate pull requests with issues using regular expressions. Here's an example regex pattern that can be used to match Jira issue keys in pull request titles and descriptions:

(?mi)Closes[\s]*.*(((and)?https://\S+.atlassian.net/browse/\S+[ ]*)+)

This pattern is designed to match Jira issue keys in the format 'Closes DI-123' within pull request titles or descriptions ^[1].

For a more specific pattern to match GitHub pull requests, you might consider using a pattern like this:

https://github.com/{namespace}/{repo_name}/pull/{pull_number}

This pattern would match the URL structure of a GitHub pull request. You can customize the {namespace}, {repo_name}, and {pull_number} placeholders to fit your specific repository and pull request details.

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