Put Bugs in your IDE… Atlassian IntelliJIDEA Plugin

By Jon Silvers, Director of Audience & Community Marketing
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On April 24, 2008

Introducing the Atlassian IDE plugin for IntellijIDEA (Eclipse plugin coming soon!). With the new plugin, you never have to leave your IDE to access and work with JIRA, Bamboo, or Crucible. The plugin is free and can be installed through the IDEA plugin manager.
The IDE plugin allows you to pull in and work with the Atlassian products within your IDE — you don’t have to switch between websites, email messages and new feeds to see what’s happening to your project and your code. Check it out, please let us know what you think, and happy coding!

Tags: Bamboo, Fisheye/Crucible, JIRA

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Comments (14)

Awesome stuff guys! Can’t wait until the Eclipse plugin comes out!

By Sherif Mansour on April 24, 2008 / Reply
Link to the bug reporting is bad – please use https://studio.atlassian.com/browse/PL

By Janusz Gorycki on April 24, 2008 / Reply
He who maketh a Visual Studio add-in is a mighty king! Any plans for that? I realize you guys live in the Java world, so maybe someone else gets to tackle this one.

By John Price on April 24, 2008 / Reply
Well, the only way to give you th VS plugin would be to re-implement what we have done so far in .NET. Which is doable but certainly not trivial. But if there is enough of people like you John, and you vote on this user story: https://studio.atlassian.com/browse/PL-293, then you will certainly be able to make us change priorities

By Janusz Gorycki on April 25, 2008 / Reply
Really enjoyed it, I wanted to click out and
you kept pulling me back in! Many thanks
and keep up the great work!

By Franchise Whale on April 26, 2008 / Reply
John – it would be a fair bit of work to re-implement as a VS.Net plugin, so not likely to happen here soon. That said, the Java plugin is open source and all the source is available – so if you wanted a particular piece of functionality you might be able to knock it up using the IDEA plugin as a reference.
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By Mike Cannon-Brookes on April 28, 2008 / Reply
Any plans for a Netbeans version of the plugin?

By Felipe Cypriano on May 13, 2008 / Reply
I hope that when you mention the eclipse plug-in, you mean the one that currently is in Mylyn Extras. It already works very well, would be nice to make in main-stream so that every eclipse user gets it with Mylyn by default.

By Evgeny on May 14, 2008 / Reply
@Felipe: depends obviously on how many people want the NetBeans plugin. I have created a user story for it at https://studio.atlassian.com/browse/PL-348. Feel free to vote on it
@Evgeny: the plan is to extend and augment what is currently available in Mylyn. Integration with Bamboo is the first to be released. You can expect it to go public in a couple of weeks.

By Janusz Gorycki on May 14, 2008 / Reply
is the eclipse support going to implemented via Mylyn?

By MB on June 11, 2008 / Reply
Eclipse support will partially be done as Mylyn extension and partially as a “standalone” plugin

By Janusz Gorycki on June 11, 2008 / Reply
Netbeans 6.x plug-in *please*!

By Steve on June 20, 2008 / Reply
I’d like to vote for a netbeans plugin but the link is broken.
“ERROR The project you are trying to view does not exist.”

By Marcel on September 22, 2008 / Reply
Ooops – the correct link is https://studio.atlassian.com/browse/PL-348

By Janusz Gorycki on September 23, 2008 / Reply

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