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Update issue integrations #207

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This pull request updates the documentation for issue integrations, specifically focusing on the "Example Usage" sections for Jira, Linear, and GitHub integrations. The changes provide clear, practical examples of how to link issues to pull requests using specific formatting conventions. These additions aim to help users understand the correct way to reference and close issues when creating pull requests across different issue tracking platforms.

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docs/integrations/issue-integrations.md Added "Example Usage" sections for Jira, Linear, and GitHub integrations, demonstrating how to link issues in pull request descriptions

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docs/integrations/issue-integrations.md (4)

29-38: Enhance the Jira example usage section with additional details.

Consider adding the following information to make the documentation more comprehensive:

  1. List all supported keywords (e.g., "Fixes", "Resolves")
  2. Show how to link multiple Jira issues
  3. Clarify that "CR" is just an example project key
 ### Example Usage

 You can link an issue to your pull request, allowing CodeRabbit to assess whether your changes satisfy the issue's requirements.

 To link a Jira Issue, you can add the Jira Issue into the PR description as shown below.

 ```text
-// (Jira Project Key - Issue Number)
-Closes CR-5
+// Link a single issue (replace PROJECT with your Jira project key)
+Closes PROJECT-123
+
+// Supported keywords
+Fixes PROJECT-123
+Resolves PROJECT-123
+
+// Link multiple issues
+Closes PROJECT-123, PROJECT-456

---

`59-66`: **Maintain consistency with Jira section and add more examples.**

The Linear example should follow the same pattern as the Jira section for consistency. Also, consider adding similar additional details.


```diff
 ### Example Usage

-To link a Linear Issue, you can add the Linear Issue via the team key and issue number into the PR description as shown below.
+You can link an issue to your pull request, allowing CodeRabbit to assess whether your changes satisfy the issue's requirements.
+
+To link a Linear Issue, you can add the Linear Issue into the PR description as shown below.

 ```text
-// (Linear Team Key - Issue Number)
-Closes ENG-123
+// Link a single issue (replace TEAM with your Linear team key)
+Closes TEAM-123
+
+// Supported keywords
+Fixes TEAM-123
+Resolves TEAM-123
+
+// Link multiple issues
+Closes TEAM-123, TEAM-456

---

`74-83`: **Add GitHub-specific features and maintain consistency with other sections.**

The GitHub section should include GitHub-specific features like cross-repository references while maintaining consistency with other sections.


```diff
 GitHub issue integration works automatically without any additional setup required.

 ### Example Usage

-To link a GitHub Issue, you can add the issue into the PR description as shown below.
+You can link an issue to your pull request, allowing CodeRabbit to assess whether your changes satisfy the issue's requirements.
+
+To link a GitHub Issue, you can add the issue into the PR description as shown below.

 ```text
-// (# GitHub Issue Number)
-Closes #123
+// Link a single issue
+Closes #123
+
+// Supported keywords
+Fixes #123
+Resolves #123
+
+// Link multiple issues
+Closes #123, #456
+
+// Link issues from different repositories
+Closes owner/repo#123

---

Line range hint `29-83`: **Consider restructuring the document for better organization.**

The documentation would benefit from a more consistent structure across all integration sections. Consider following this pattern for each integration:

1. Introduction
2. Setup Requirements (if any)
3. Example Usage
   - Basic Usage
   - Supported Keywords
   - Multiple Issues
   - Platform-specific Features

This would make the documentation more scannable and easier to maintain.

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@karan925 karan925 merged commit c8530e0 into main Jan 22, 2025
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