I have integrated JIRA as third party bug tracker in locally deployed TCMS.
as per steps mentioned in the doc
Integration is successful.
After this step, when i proceed to searching bug (Home > Search > Search bugs). TCMS does not list any products/components/version from JIRA !.
I did disable the default bug tracker (with below env variable)
>>> os.environ.get("KIWI_DISABLE_BUGTRACKER") 'yes'
Am i missing something here? help me if there are additional configurations.
I have integrated JIRA as third party bug tracker in locally deployed TCMS. as per steps mentioned in the doc
If you read the documentation more closely at the top of the above page you will find:
The extent of integration with 3rd party bug tracking systems is documented in tcms.issuetracker.
which tells you that the functionality you are looking for is not currently supported. If you wish this functionality to be considered for a future release you can open a feature request at https://github.com/kiwitcms/Kiwi/issues/new/choose
"Search bugs" is to query the internal bug tracker which you have disabled and this is not related to Jira.
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In the behaviours overview doc of scriptrunner, it states:
To create a new Behaviour. Go to the Administration screen, and click
the Behaviours link in the Behaviours section, or press gg or . and
type Behaviours.
I've installed scriptrunner trial version, but have no idea how to access that administration screen (the keyboard shortcut doesn't work either)
note: i'm using jira cloud
any ideas?
You are looking at Server Documentation. I believe Cloud Documentation is here and with quick look I couldn't find the section Behaviour. It might be part of their limitation for Cloud version. Take note that, Cloud plugins are using Atlassian Connect and technically it has more limitation in compare to server land.
I am investigating a way to automate some of our build processes using Jenkins and HPQC. Currently, we have a process where, once a change to fix a defect has been checked in we set its status to "Fixed" and then reassign defect in HPQC from the individual developers to a team lead.
The team lead is tasked with manually deploying a build for the deliverable to the test environment and when he does this he will then update all of the defects assigned to him this way reassigning them to the test lead, who can assign them to individual testers.
I would like to automate this process where I can. Does HPQC have a web API of some kind? So that a remote system (such as a Jenkins build server) could run a post-build action script to gather a bunch of defect numbers (those included in the build) find each defect in HPQC and then update its status and owner?
There is a REST API for ALM / Quality Center, info is accessible:
http://support.openview.hp.com/selfsolve/manuals
You will have to sign up for an account with HP to access it. Ugh, troglodytes.
Search for "ALM REST API", download and read the newest guide and reference for your version of QC.
(We also use QC at my work. It's pretty damn bad. I should try and convince them to get or build something better.)
The answer above is a good one, I found the reference he mentions, but making use of that is not very intuitive, probably because I am such a newb. For my fellow unenlightened you might want to use another reference I found for how to use the reference :
http://www.consulting-bolte.de/index.php/22-hp-alm/hp-alm-rest-api/115-connect-to-hp-alm-via-java-using-rest-api
The key piece of information for me was that inside all of these class files they give you in the "Example Applications" folder there is a reference to a package :
package org.hp.qc.web.restapi.docexamples.docexamples.infrastructure;
This is just another name for all the files located in the guide in the "infrastructure" subfolder. You do not need to go find this out on github or something.
I installed JIRA 6.4. I also Crerated Project and Issue in it. I assigned Issue to some user. Now If Administrator wants to monitor isssue status, he can see progress. But how does the asignee i.e the person working on issue update issue status. Actually I am very new to JIRA. Or is there any other plugin for it
Depending on the workflow you have configured for the project, the assignee should see action buttons on the issue that they can click to progress status; e.g. "Resolve Issue" or "Close Issue". These are known as "Transitions" in the workflow and configure how issues can move between certain states.
If you're also using the JIRA Agile add-on, you can create a "Rapid Board" that allows assignees to drag and drop issues between states to create a "Work in Progress" board.
This is just a starter, it's best to run through the tutorials from Atlassian, they will take into account the various project setups that may apply to you.
Also, if you're just getting up and running with JIRA, it may be advisable to upgrade to JIRA Core 7 (or JIRA Software if you require the extra features) as it has project templates/workflows that will make getting up and running a lot quicker.
I am interested in implementing Phabricator to manage our software development. We are currently using Mantis 1.2.11 as our bug tracking tool.
Is there any guide or tool to integrate or import Mantis bug reports with Phabricator that I can use?
Regards
Puneet
I've taken the approach of integrating rather than migrating, mainly because we've written some custom report generators on top of Mantis which I don't see how to easily fit into Phabricator (which seems to be aimed exclusively to the needs of developers, not their managers and other teams they need to interact with).
On the Phabricator side, I configured bugtraq.url and bugtraq.logregex for linking to mantis bug ids mentioned in checkin comments.
On the Mantis side, I hacked the SourceWebSVN plugin (you can substitute SourceGitWeb or SourceHgWeb as appropriate) to link to revisions in Diffusion instead of WebSVN, and also the LinkText plugin for linking to other objects in Phabricator.
I am trying to come up with a custom plugin for JIRA. The custom plugin supports git notes feature in JIRA dashboard.
My question is, does commercial JIRA support a custom JIRA plugin?
And are any tutorials/best practices for developing custom JIRA plugin?
does commercial jira support custom jira plugin?
Yes. You can write your plugin and upload it in the "Manage Add-ons" section of your admin area.
are any tutorials/best practices for developing custom jira plugin?
Yes. Take a look at the JIRA Plugin Guide (the link is broken at the moment of this edit, this link appears to replace the broken one).
You may also investigate Atlassian Marketplace in order to search any specific plugin that develop by other companies.
Since various plugins had already been developed, those are being leaded to you during development of the plugin.