Every GitHub pull request is analyzed for scope, change risk, and Jira issue linkage — and the corresponding Jira ticket is updated with a structured code review summary before the first reviewer opens the PR.
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How does V7 Go connect GitHub and Jira?
V7 Go monitors GitHub for new or updated pull requests. When a PR is opened or updated, the AI Concierge reads the diff, changed files, and PR description, identifies the linked Jira issue, and updates the Jira ticket with a code change summary, risk level, and PR status — keeping project tracking in sync with actual code activity.
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How does V7 Go identify which Jira issue to update from a GitHub PR?
V7 Go looks for Jira issue keys in the PR title, branch name, and description (e.g., ENG-1234). If a key is found, the corresponding Jira issue is updated. If no key is present, V7 Go can create a new Jira issue based on the PR content.
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What does the Jira comment include from V7 Go?
The Jira comment includes: a plain-language summary of what the code change does, a list of key changed components and files, a change risk level (low/medium/high based on diff size, test coverage signals, and component criticality), the PR link, and current review status.
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Can V7 Go also create a new Jira ticket when a PR has no linked issue?
Yes. You can configure V7 Go to create a new Jira issue when the PR description contains no Jira key — automatically classifying it as a bug, feature, or chore based on PR labels and content.
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Is GitHub code data secure in V7 Go?
V7 Go is SOC 2 Type II certified. Code diffs and PR data are processed in an encrypted, isolated environment. V7 Go does not store code content beyond the processing window.
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How is the GitHub + Jira integration priced?
Pricing is based on PR event volume. Contact V7 Go for a custom quote.
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