Does IntelliJ-Idea have a plugin for interacting with bugzilla, like the mylyn plugin for eclipse (task management)?
If it does, what is the name of the plugin? If it does not, do you have any suggested solutions for using bugzilla with Intellij-Idea.
Thanks.
Tracklink might be what you are looking for. Check it out here.
AFAIR intellij idea 10's task management feature works with bugzilla out of the box. Please try to configure it according to the idea help guide. I use this integration with JIRA and it works really well. As for third-party plugins I dont like them much because of the support. These plugins might not work when you update from version to version (f.i. as Reformat++ does).
This is not in the official plugin repo, but https://github.com/nickhristov/bugzilla-intellij-task-provider/ does provide for bugzilla as an option in the Task Servers. This does work, but self signed certificates cause it to fail with an obscure message about "peer not authenticated". Following the instructions from here http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Connecting+to+SSL+services and manually adding the self signed key to the default java keystore made it work for me.
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TL;DR -> Force code smells to apear as SonarCloud issues on IDE
I got SonarLint plugin (vscode) installed locally and configured with external SonarCloud rules (by my organization's project).
The thing is even though it is well configured, some issues fail to count as an acttual issue locally on my IDE and only apears online (e.g. github integration).
I have not yet realized what is common between those slippery sonarcloud issues, might be code smells.
I have seen some StackOverflow questions regarding that matter, but have not yet encountered an answer which explicitly suggests a workaround or a method to configure it as I wish.
Did anyone ever manage to work it out?
We have MuleSoft applications and they are deployed in Mule Runtime. We need recommendations on patching MuleSoft applications. The patch can be either in MuleSoft Runtime itself or can be in application.
MuleSoft's recommendation on patching a MuleRuntime is available at https://support.mulesoft.com/s/article/How-to-apply-patches-to-Mule-4-x.
Here, the recommendation to patch MuleRunTime is to replace the jars/plug-in. But with this, how can we maintain/know the version of patch that is applied.
What is the recommended way to patch a application which is deployed in MuleRunTime.
Any help/recommendation on this is appreciated. Thanks.
You can look at infrastructure automation tools that auto install your runtime with the correct patches etc like puppet, chef and so many other tools. So that your runtime is always using the correct doenedencies and is repeatable. Which tool depends on your organisation.
Or just as with your code you can version control your runtime or install scripts in git etc.
The Mule runtime will log its own version and the versions of each plugin and applied patch, whenever it starts your app. So check the log from the last time you started and you'll see the current version and patch level.
So trust the recommendations in the help document you cited in the OP. As Ryan says, you can use any dev-ops tools favored in your organization. (If you don't have a favorite, Maven is integrated very nicely with Anypoint Studio and can help with this.)
I need to use some classes from these packages
com.liferay.mozilla.javascript.context
com.liferay.mozilla
and com.liferay.mozilla.javascript.ScriptableObject class but I don't know in which jar they are wrapped in, and of course Liferay support are dead silent.
So if anyone had this problem and has a solution to my problem, please answer me :)
The JAR-file is called "liferay-rhino.jar" but I wasn't able to find it in versions of Liferay Portal after 6.0.6. So you should download it separately if you want to use it in a portlet.
In versions 5.2 and 6.0.6 it's located in folder ROOT/WEB-INF/lib.
I have downloaded Pharo 1.2.2 #12353 and wanted to install some packages in a easier way than going through Monticello Browser. I do not want to copy and paste scripts to install packages. After I opened the Menu, Tools, Configuration Browser a new window is shown with 3 ConfigurationOf...
ConfigurationOfFFI
ConfigurationOfMagma
ConfigurationOfVistaCursors
There is no help or description of what's the purpose of the Configuration Browser. What's one supposed to do with that?
there is no way to select a repository of configurations
there is no menu option to add a ConfigurationOf
there is no way to browse the Configurations from that window
Besides, is that the right tool to browse a "Metacello Repository" like http://www.squeaksource.com/MetacelloRepository.html ?
There is a custom browser to Metacello? Why isn't included in the release by default?
You can give MetacelloBrowser a try. It is aimed at providing a Metacello-centric interface for managing your project. The browser is still in development, but can be used for many tasks quite nicely.
If you decide to take it for a spin, please submit any issues here. Join the Metacello mailing list if you have any questions or comments.
Dale
Please report an issue about the Configuration Browser at http://code.google.com/p/pharo/issues/list and post your difficulties to the Pharo list. I played with the tool too and couldn't understand it either.
see
http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/pipermail/pharo-project/2011-December/057409.html
and for its origins:
http://code.google.com/p/pharo/issues/detail?id=2752
The ideas is that we have an own Squeaksource repo (universe) for a
specific Pharo version where we have a copy all the ConfigurationOfXXX
that are known to work in this specific Pharo version.
Since nobody (yet) mainted the one for Pharo 1.3 the browser is just empty.
I will try to find the time to fill the repo for Pharo 1.3
i am build forge as build tool. it is executing maven mvn commands fine ,but it couldnt recognizing the maven project pom.xml to run the build.so i tried to execute the same pom.xml through the command window and that is working fine could any one can help me how to solve the issue
i am using maven 2.09 version and build forge 7.1
is there any compatibility issues with maven if so what are they
thanks Dagg
I'm not sure you'll find more Build Forge knowledge here on SO (but I may be wrong) than on the forum where you posted the same question :) Build Forge doesn't seem to be very popular actually (and its forums not very active). That said, according to this message, it should be possible to kick off a maven project but, according to other messages from the same thread, the support seems limited and you are "on your own".
In your case, my guess is that maven is not started in the right "working directory" (or it should be able to find the pom). But this is just a guess, I don't have any BF knowledge (lucky me).
To be honest, you should consider talking to your IBM commercial guy or to IBM support or, if this is an option, just using something else than BF unless it's really providing value. Maybe your organization will thank you after all.