Monthly Archives: May 2010

FishEye and Crucible 2.3 Released

The FishEye and Crucible team is excited to announce the release of FishEye 2.3 and Crucible 2.3. These releases focus on the insight and information FishEye and Crucible can offer development teams. We also introduce significant new ways to share and discuss code changes. FishEye 2.3 New 'Aggregate' functions in EyeQL query language - EyeQL, FishEye's advanced search query language, just became more powerful with new aggregating functions.  There is now support for COUNT, SUM, AVERAGE, MIN,

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End of support for platforms connecting to the Atlassian Connector for Eclipse

We will be ending support for a number of platforms for the Atlassian Connector for Eclipse when version 2.2 of the connector is released. From Atlassian Connector for Eclipse 2.2 (scheduled for mid June 2010), the connector will no longer support: JIRA 3.12.5 and earlier (including point releases) Bamboo 2.2.3 and earlier (including point releases) Crucible 1.6.6 and earlier (including point releases) FishEye 1.6.6 and earlier (including point releases) This will allow us to speed up our ability

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A simple example of FishEye for Flex developers

A number of folks have asked me about Atlassian's FishEye. There's broad familiarity with some of our other products (notably JIRA and Confluence) among the AS/Flex/ColdFusion community, but fewer know about our other developer tools. FishEye, specifically, has been an object of some curiosity to many of my developer friends from the Adobe world. As I'm a big fan of illustrations, enjoy the following simple explanation. FishEye, in short, helps you understand your code. It opens up your source repository

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New Release of Atlassian Connector for IntelliJ – Task Context Integration, Easier JIRA Editing and More!

Developers constantly have to switch to and from tasks due to interruptions and urgent issues. A recently introduced feature in IntelliJ 9 - task context management - makes it much easier to get back "in context" on a task by showing the active changelist, open editors, expanded branches in Project View, run configurations and enabled breakpoints for that task. Version 2.3 of the Atlassian Connector for IntelliJ IDEA takes advantage of this feature by automatically creating a context for every JIRA

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