Context:

Sometimes we work on a ticket and we need a piece of code to be fixed in another ticket and we leave a comment that looks like this:

FIXME-WT-XXX 

Same when we disable a test and we need to reenable it later on.

When one starts working on a ticket, they might not be aware of all the FIXMEs related to that ticket. It would be great to update s_all so it can pick it up.

Suggested solution:

One solution would be using the git branch name given the following syntax:

wt-xxx-<user_defined_description> 

We could grep matching FIXME comments with a script as simple as this one:

#! /bin/sh

ticket=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD | cut -f1,2 -d'-')
if grep -rni "FIXME-$ticket" ../; then
    echo "Please fix the remaining FIXME comments related to $ticket"
    exit 1
fi

exit 0 

Unfortunately, if one does not use this syntax for their branch name, the script would not work in this case. Alternative solutions are welcome.