I've recently discovered that you can close a Gitlab issue from a commit.
For example : git commit -m "my commit name Fix #12"
will close the issue #12.
I'm also using quick actions in issues comments : /spend 1h
.
Is it possible to mix those two functionnalities in something like that : git commit -m "my commit name Fix #12 /spend 1h"
?
I'v already tried this command, else it's not the good syntax, else this functionnality doesn't exist.
From the official documentation:
and
So it would seem that they can only be used in the body of issues, merge requests, and comments. They also need to be placed on their own line.