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intellij-jira-plugin @ www.talios.comhttp://www.talios.com/(intellij-jira-plugin) Copyright 2008 www.talios.comMark DerricuttSun, 17 Aug 2008 10:05:00 GMTintellij-jira-plugin @ www.talios.comhttp://server1.blog-city.com/images/bc_v5_logo_small.gifhttp://www.talios.com/360http://backend.userland.com/rssNew Jira Browser plugin releasedhttp://www.talios.com/new_jira_browser_plugin_released.htmhttp://www.talios.com/new_jira_browser_plugin_released.htmTue, 30 Jan 2007 09:00:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=new%5Fjira%5Fbrowser%5Fplugin%5FreleasedMark DerricuttFor ages I've been sitting on a build of the Atlassian JIRA plugin for IntelliJ IDEA which works with both IDEA 6.x and JIRA 3.x and never seemed to find time to simply build it and upload it to the plugin repository but I managed to kick myself into gear and push a version to the repository.

Theres several things that still don't work with the newer JIRA release (like resolving an issue) but now that I've got this 'initial' re-release in the wild I hope to put some time aside to work on any remaining issues and improvements.

The plugins not dead, its just in remission...

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]]>javaintellijideajetbrainsatlassianjirapluginbugtrackingIntelliJ IDEA JIRA Browser Repository Moved...http://www.talios.com/intellij_idea_jira_browser_repository_moved.htmhttp://www.talios.com/intellij_idea_jira_browser_repository_moved.htmTue, 24 Oct 2006 11:47:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=intellij%5Fidea%5Fjira%5Fbrowser%5Frepository%5FmovedMark DerricuttI finally got around to moving the IntelliJ IDEA JIRA browser plugin to a public subversion repository, you can find the project/repository at Google Code:

http://code.google.com/p/idea-jira-browser

The plugin is currently targeting IDEA 6.0 only. Hopefully this move will be the start of more commits and fixes to come - and maybe even a new official release of the plugin...

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]]>javatestingtestngideaintellijpluginJIRA NNTP Postinghttp://www.talios.com/jira_nntp_posting.htmhttp://www.talios.com/jira_nntp_posting.htmWed, 02 Mar 2005 05:45:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=jira%5Fnntp%5FpostingMark DerricuttThe code will also be released under the Apache 2.0 licence shortly.

]]>IDEA JIRA Plugin - now bleeding from cruisecontrolhttp://www.talios.com/idea_jira_plugin__now_bleeding_from_cruisecontrol.htmhttp://www.talios.com/idea_jira_plugin__now_bleeding_from_cruisecontrol.htmSun, 13 Feb 2005 23:41:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=idea%5Fjira%5Fplugin%5F%5Fnow%5Fbleeding%5Ffrom%5FcruisecontrolMark DerricuttJIRA plugin for IntelliJ IDEA is now being built regularly by cruise-control out of the subversion repository, build artifacts can be found here for your bleeding edge build..

]]>IDEA + JIRA Interaction - SWF Videohttp://www.talios.com/idea__jira_interaction__swf_video.htmhttp://www.talios.com/idea__jira_interaction__swf_video.htmSat, 12 Feb 2005 06:34:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=idea%5F%5Fjira%5Finteraction%5F%5Fswf%5FvideoMark Derricuttvnc2swf ), this time its a quite demo of JIRA and IDEA interaction using my JIRA plugin ( which needs alot of love, which I'm hoping to devout more time to ).

Watch the video here ( 6mb ).

]]>IntelliJ IDEA Jira Plugin - 0.1.4.22http://www.talios.com/intellij_idea_jira_plugin__01422.htmhttp://www.talios.com/intellij_idea_jira_plugin__01422.htmSun, 11 Jul 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=intellij%5Fidea%5Fjira%5Fplugin%5F%5F01422Mark Derricutt

[INTPLUG-19] - Find issues in project

[INTPLUG-47] - Settings dialog tidyup

[INTPLUG-103] - Configuration: Two much space between checkboxes.

[INTPLUG-104] - Configuration: Two much space between Refresh Issues Every and its input field.

[INTPLUG-105] - Configuration: Servers table is centered instead of left-top-right-bottom aligned

[INTPLUG-106] - "Jira Browser" window cannot be closed with red cross.

[INTPLUG-107] - Configuration: "Add Server" dialog does not have a title.

[INTPLUG-108] - Configuration: "Add Server" dialog obviously has no parent open it

[INTPLUG-109] - Configuration: "Add Server" dialog - the input field right beside the Use Custom Date Format checkbox is editable even if the checkbox is unset.

[INTPLUG-110] - "Add Server" dialog pressing "Cancel" must not create an empty server entry.

[INTPLUG-111] - Configuration: Action buttons are not disabled when plugin disabled

[INTPLUG-112] - Wrong Project settings dialog title

[INTPLUG-113] - The "Edit Project" dialog has the buttons in wrong order.

[INTPLUG-114] - Invalid button lables on configuration dialogs

[INTPLUG-115] - Disabling plugin doesn't disable its actions

[INTPLUG-116] - When disabling the "Enable Issue Tracking" checkbox, double clicking the table entry produces a NPE. As well as the UI fixes a long standing "wish" feature has finally been implemented, actually, this was one of the original reasons for starting the whole plugin - INTPLUG-19's "Find Issue References in Project" feature, giving an issue - what part of the code was changed to bring it into effect? Unfortunately without Godlike powers we, and neither can IntelliJ IDEA know this without intervention; enter the @jira annotated methods again. My much loathed metadata element.

Currently you need to select "Find Issues" in the issue table, but as resolved issues arn't displayed ( unless searched on ) you can't get to this, I'll be rectifying this soon thou.

]]>ANN: Intellij Jira Plugin - Version 0.1.4.19http://www.talios.com/ann_intellij_jira_plugin__version_01419.htmhttp://www.talios.com/ann_intellij_jira_plugin__version_01419.htmSun, 27 Jun 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=ann%5Fintellij%5Fjira%5Fplugin%5F%5Fversion%5F01419Mark Derricutt
* [INTPLUG-35] - Invalid encoding name "Cp1252"
* [INTPLUG-88] - Add intention to work on issue
* [INTPLUG-89] - Add a comment issue intention
* [INTPLUG-90] - Refresh issue list after converting TODO to an issue
* [INTPLUG-92] - Exception while saving settings
* [INTPLUG-93] - Can not choose a single component in the project setting.
* [INTPLUG-94] - Duplicate entries in the issue list
* [INTPLUG-96] - Should cache component list along with versions/unreleased versions.

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]]>IntelliiJ IDEA, Atlassian Jira and violated TODO Listshttp://www.talios.com/intelliij_idea_atlassian_jira_and_violated_todo_lists.htmhttp://www.talios.com/intelliij_idea_atlassian_jira_and_violated_todo_lists.htmFri, 11 Jun 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=intelliij%5Fidea%5Fatlassian%5Fjira%5Fand%5Fviolated%5Ftodo%5FlistsMark DerricuttJIRA plugin with some funky IntelliJ IDEA intention actions for awhile but never really got around to it, on the bus ride home tonight I was thinking about all the blog posts over Microsoft's recent TODO list patent and thought I'd do something about it, so after about 2 hours hacking, I present the TODO entry JIRA violator.

It's far from "instant" as the presented dialog talks XML-RPC to the chosen Jira server to query projects, issue types, and unfinished version numbers, but this wee puppy WILL create the issue for you in JIRA fairly instantly. The next step is to work out what the new issue key is and modify the in source TODO comment to include one of my infamous @jira issue annotations. I'll be holding off a release to the plugin manager for this for a day or so whilst I tidy it up, but at least I know its functional ;-)

]]>Enabling XML-RPC/SOAP in Atlassian Jirahttp://www.talios.com/enabling_xmlrpcsoap_in_atlassian_jira.htmhttp://www.talios.com/enabling_xmlrpcsoap_in_atlassian_jira.htmWed, 28 Apr 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=enabling%5Fxmlrpcsoap%5Fin%5Fatlassian%5FjiraMark Derricutt

Enjoy.

]]>JIRA Plugin and Resolving Issueshttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_and_resolving_issues.htmhttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_and_resolving_issues.htmTue, 16 Mar 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=jira%5Fplugin%5Fand%5Fresolving%5FissuesMark Derricutt

Its simple, but issue resolutins are loaded from the server via the new XML-RPC interface, so any custom resolution types will be available, and the Fix For combo shows only unreleased versions, automatically selected the latest release ( although, this should probably be the first unreleased issue? ).

]]>JIRA Plugin and Saved Filtershttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_and_saved_filters.htmhttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_and_saved_filters.htmMon, 15 Mar 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=jira%5Fplugin%5Fand%5Fsaved%5FfiltersMark DerricuttLeave Comment

]]>IntelliJ IDEA Jira Plugin - Multiple Servers / Projects Interfacehttp://www.talios.com/intellij_idea_jira_plugin__multiple_servers__projects_interface.htmhttp://www.talios.com/intellij_idea_jira_plugin__multiple_servers__projects_interface.htmWed, 10 Mar 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=intellij%5Fidea%5Fjira%5Fplugin%5F%5Fmultiple%5Fservers%5F%5Fprojects%5FinterfaceMark DerricuttJIRA 2.6 or greater installation ). Hopefully I'll have this released tonight, unless I get sidetracked by cute girls bringing me Anime to watch again...

]]>JIRA Plugin: Multiple Project Configurations Reduxhttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_multiple_project_configurations_redux.htmhttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_multiple_project_configurations_redux.htmThu, 19 Feb 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=jira%5Fplugin%5Fmultiple%5Fproject%5Fconfigurations%5FreduxMark Derricutt

This is basically the same as the previous layout, but moving things towards having multiple server entries, as well as multiple projects per server. As before - any comments, ping the comment block. Update: My bad, so I sketched this up around 1am this morning so excuse the booboo, the cancel/ok/apply/help should be on the first sketch, with a cancel/apply/remove/add button panel on the second.

]]>Jira Plugin: Multiple Project Configurationshttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_multiple_project_configurations.htmhttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_multiple_project_configurations.htmWed, 18 Feb 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=jira%5Fplugin%5Fmultiple%5Fproject%5FconfigurationsMark Derricutt

Currently the plugin configuration is project specific, but I'm thinking of exposing it also as a module level configuration. By default module level settings would inherit the JIRA server/connection details from the project, but I'm thinking in some cases, a module may be a third party library, with its own JIRA server, so being able to override the setting would be good ( or just set it directly to each module, taking the projects unless its changed. ). As part of writing the plugin, a revised XML-RPC API has been written for the upcoming JIRA 2.6 release, this will greatly ease the pain of working with the plugin. However, if I switch to using this, then all the users of "less than 2.6" will start complaining. So what I'm thinking, when you click on the add project button, a dialog opens that is tailored for either 2.6 or earlier. For earlier - it will simply prompt for a projectId, and componentId ( if desired ), and for 2.6 users a combobox/listbox for selecting projects and components. Thats right - filtering on components as well. The current plugin only uses projects, but setting a project as only being a project/component seems more fitting. Any comments and/or suggestions, ping me.

]]>Metadata - extending your code with annotations and javadochttp://www.talios.com/metadata__extending_your_code_with_annotations_and_javadoc.htmhttp://www.talios.com/metadata__extending_your_code_with_annotations_and_javadoc.htmSun, 08 Feb 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=metadata%5F%5Fextending%5Fyour%5Fcode%5Fwith%5Fannotations%5Fand%5FjavadocMark Derricutttoad_: talios metabilities is dumb. so are jira-specific annotations! First - metabilities: its a silly term I came up to describe the capabilities extended to an application when you start feeding it metadata. So the term sucks a little, but if the world can survive with such terms as blogosphere, I can live with metability. As for jira-specific annotations - whats wrong with that? I'm working on a JIRA specific plugin for IDEA, so wheres the problem in provided JIRA specific annotations, especially when the annotation replates specifically to JIRA. Metadata can be generic, but can also be specific. I have a few ideas in the back of my mind about what things I could do once I've build up metadata about my source code, and how they relate to issues that may have sparked them. Hani also had something to contribute to this:

fate: yes, I was just about to say @jira is dumb fate: since there is no sensible correlation between a method/class and a jira issue. fate: it's not like you when you get a bug, you write a new method as the fix.

You may not write a method AS the fix, but you may extract a method, push it up to a superclass, refactor a little, and then fix the bug using the extracted method. All I'm promoting here is the automatic annotation that these methods were touched, for the purpose of fixing a specific issue. When developer X comes along and looks at whats changed in the code, he gets to see why method X was introduced.

toad_: fate well if you look over java source, you will see refs to bug numbers, eg 'see bug #2234321' toad_: but i dont see why you would want tags that only work with jira fate: toad_: yes, that's fine, but that goes in source code, not method docs fate: toad_: it's a // type thing fate: when reading javadocs, who the hell cares about the bugs it fixed?

The only reason I'm using JIRA specific tags, is that the integration works ONLY with JIRA, and that the integration is looking for things dealing with JIRA. It doesn't care about bugzilla, bugzero, or anything else, its for JIRA. I do happen to aggree with Hani here that "see bug #2223421" is generally more a // type comment, but in sake of being consistent, and standard, I'm simply adding the annotation once to the method, within the javadoc comment. This keeps the metadata cleanly away from the grunt of the code, but localized enough that its still relavent. You don't add // type comments to EVERY line either. And as for reading the javadocs? Well, unless you're customzing javadoc, @jira tags won't be rendered anyway, so you won't know about issues when reading the javadocs. The other side of having such metadata would allow me to customize JIRA to display a list of affected classes/methods for a particular issue, linking to a ViewCVS page of the affected code, which would be a very handy feature. I personally think that adding metadata is a good thing, and at the end of the day - you don't have to use it if you don't want to.

]]>JIRA Plugin - Quick "Work on Issue" Actionhttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin__quick_work_on_issue_action.htmhttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin__quick_work_on_issue_action.htmSun, 08 Feb 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=jira%5Fplugin%5F%5Fquick%5Fwork%5Fon%5Fissue%5FactionMark Derricutt

]]>ANN: Jira Plugin 0.1.4.3http://www.talios.com/ann_jira_plugin_0143.htmhttp://www.talios.com/ann_jira_plugin_0143.htmTue, 03 Feb 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=ann%5Fjira%5Fplugin%5F0143Mark Derricutthttp://jira.atlassian.com so you can all enter your bug reports, issue requests, and plots to overthrow the monarchy there. This build makes use of IntelliJ's internal TableView component for nice client side sortable columns ( thank to Hani for the kickstart in getting this working ), references to field sorting in the RSS feeds have been removed since this change as well ( issue sorting was one of the problems for jira 2.3 and earlier users ). Download, bitch, rant, and generally do that user thing.

]]>Issue filtering with the Jira IDEA Pluginhttp://www.talios.com/issue_filtering_with_the_jira_idea_plugin.htmhttp://www.talios.com/issue_filtering_with_the_jira_idea_plugin.htmMon, 26 Jan 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=issue%5Ffiltering%5Fwith%5Fthe%5Fjira%5Fidea%5FpluginMark Derricutt

"Issues by Reporter" will be populated with a distinct list of users returned in the query, selecting the top level nodes will display all issues, but the leaf nodes will filter to specifc issues. Unfortunately, the default RSS feed provided from Jira doesn't include issue version information ( fix for and affects ) which makes the "Issues by Release" impossible, unless the RSS feed generation scripts are modified on the server. I think I'll be writing up some server side integration modules as well as this plugin, to provde meta data and this required version information. The top of the image shows two hyperlinks, if enabled, when an issue that is flagged as being "under development", any method that is modified will get an annotated Javadoc entry tagging it with the issue key, description, and url to access the issue. For JDK 1.5 users, I may look at using the new Annotations syntax as well. The automatic annotations is 95% working, I just have an annoying "Text block is not empty" exception being thrown from the PSI OpenAPI.

]]>JIRA Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA 0.1.3http://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_for_intellij_idea_013.htmhttp://www.talios.com/jira_plugin_for_intellij_idea_013.htmSat, 24 Jan 2004 11:59:00 GMThttp://www.talios.com/console/comments/popup/?f=jira%5Fplugin%5Ffor%5Fintellij%5Fidea%5F013Mark DerricuttLeave Comment

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