/bugzilla-intellij-task-provider

Bugzilla Tasks Provider

Primary LanguageJavaMIT LicenseMIT

Bugzilla Tasks Provider

A plugin for viewing bugs from Bugzilla within IntelliJ/Jetbrains familiy of IDEs.

Usage

Install the plugin

  • Download the most recent release from the Releases page.
  • Open the Settings menu in IntelliJ and go to the Plugins section.
  • Click on "Install plugin from disk..." and select the zip file you downloaded.
  • Restart IntelliJ when prompted.

Setup the plugin

  • Open the Settings menu in Intellij and go to the Tasks > Servers section.
  • Add a new server and select Bugzilla from the list.
  • Fill the information about the server url and your account data.
  • Click on "Test" to verify if the plugin can connect to your Bugzilla installation.

NOTE If you need to connect to your Bugzilla installation over SSL, and you receive the message "peer not authenticated" when you test the server, you might need to add the server's certificate to your Java trust store. Follow these instructions to resolve the problem.

Building

How to configure the project

  • Open the project settings from File > Project structure and go to the SDKs section.
  • Add a new IntelliJ Platform Plugin SDK and navigate to the folder where IntelliJ Ultimate is installed ($IDEA_HOME from now on), or the *.app on Mac OSX).
  • Move to the Global libraries section.
  • Add a new Java library add select all jars under the $IDEA_HOME/plugins/tasks folder.
  • Add both the SDK and the library to the project's module.
  • From the module's 'Dependencies' tab add a new Jars or directories... and select the libs folder of the project.

NOTE The plugin and all the libraries it depends on have to build with JDK 1.6 in order to work with IntelliJ 13.

How to build a plugin

  • From the Build menu, choose Make Project.
  • From the Build menu, choose Prepare Plugin Model <name> for Deployment.

Contributing

If you want to contribute to the project refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md document for guidelines.

Roadmap

You can follow the project planning on Trello, you can even vote for the tasks that are more important for you and you'll like to see implemented.