I have installed Eclipse Luna and the plugin "m2eclipse" (last update). I can't see some tabs in form-based POM explorer. In maven options I haven't found nothing. Some suggestion?
I can see only this tabs:
overview
dependencies
dependency hierarchies
effective pom
pom.xml
Where is the more other tabs?
In fact there is only these 5 tabs now. You can find more information in this answer or directly on this mailing list.
The main explanation is other tabs were not useful.
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Hi people in order to go beyond the basic functionalities of the software, I need to work with three additional plugins: GeoLayout, NoverlapLayout and Multimode Networks Transformation. I cant find any of those plugins. Any idea why this is happening?
If you can not find any plugins you want in the Gephi, you can download from :https://gephi.org/plugins/#/
Open Gephi, Tools,Plugins:
Plugins
Click "Add plugins" and select the file you just downloaded.
Then you should have the plugins installed now.
If people ever pass by, I had the same problem and in fact the name of the plugin has changed to only "Noverlap".
Here is the link to the plugin: https://gephi.org/plugins/#/plugin/noverlap.
You're welcome :)
I'm searching for an existing Jenkins plugin or something close to it. This is my ideal:
Provides a link to the side on a build page
Clicking the link will open up a page with a summary of the various reports (ideally configured)
Reports could include:
Cobertura
Surefire
Static analysis
Security
Other
There will be links to the full report pages from the other plugins as well as a few columns providing basic info like Status, Details, and another column or two maybe
This seems basic enough that I would think it already exists, but I haven't found anything yet.
The existing Cobertura, JUnit and various Static Analysis plugins for Jenkins will already add links to each build page, pointing to a summary of the results of each tool.
For other tools, you can use the HTML Publisher plugin to add more links to each build page.
But I don't believe there is another plugin which will build some sort of summary from a list of arbitrary reports.
I would like to have an easy way to add gerrit codes changes with bug reference to the relevant mantis bug.
I have seen some nice example here
But the use an old php scripts that's not part of mantis anymore and seems to be replaced by the source-intergration plugin that you need to configure for every single project you have. I am looking at adding this for lot's of projects. I rather just copy a hook script in the hook folder for all projects.
Versions:
Gerrit 2.7
MantisBT 1.2.15
No ready solution so I created my own plugin extending the source-integration plugin. Let's see if my boss allows me to contribute this as part of the source-integration plugin.
After installing the Sonar JIRA plugin and restarting the Sonar server, I have run an analysis with the following properties configured in the Sonar Ant task:
sonar.jira.url (no HTTPS used)
sonar.jira.login.secured
sonar.jira.password.secured
sonar.jira.url.param (a JIRA filter)
sonar.jira.project.key (the project key that is also used as prefix in JIRA issue keys)
The JIRA widget shows results for the configured JIRA filter, but the item "Link to JIRA" is missing from the "More actions" pop-up menu. I have tried this with Sonar 3.0, 3.4.1 and 3.5.
What could be wrong?
If you want to be able to link issues to JIRA, then you must specify all your properties in Sonar Web UI, not in your Ant build script.
Indeed, properties set on project files (may they be POM / sonar-project.properties / build.xml files) are not stored in the DB, so the UI can't retrieve this information and therefore won't display the link.
On the dashboards, click into a project, on the right up corner, there is a Configuration dropdown menu, on the setting opiton, you can find the JIRA setting. there you will be able to see the JIRA project key input box.
The question says it all. I am looking for a build.xml file browser where I can just jump from target to target easily. A tree for targets would be great. I am not sure if such things exist yet.
Google search doesn't help. So I ask my fellow SO mates. Do you know of any?
Both IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse provide excellent Ant support, including build file outline views.
Ant and Maven Integration (see second half)
Eclipse Ant Editor