A project can now be mapped to a particular repository path (or an entire repository). Once mapped, the FishEye Project Tab Panel will display all recent changesets and statistics (i.e. charts) from directories including and below that path, not just those with a JIRA issue key.
Any previous project-repository mappings will continue to be displayed in the config screen but are overridden by any specific project-repository-path mappings. Thus, if the path-mapping is deleted, the project panel will fall back to it's original repository configuration automatically.
The FishEye Issue Tab Panel and Crucible panels will continue to operate as before (i.e. by matching JIRA issue/project keys via FishEye search).
Tim Pettersen - 11/Apr/08 12:43 AM This has been implemented for the 1.5 release.
A project can now be mapped to a particular repository path (or an entire repository). Once mapped, the FishEye Project Tab Panel will display all recent changesets and statistics (i.e. charts) from directories including and below that path, not just those with a JIRA issue key.
Any previous project-repository mappings will continue to be displayed in the config screen but are overridden by any specific project-repository-path mappings. Thus, if the path-mapping is deleted, the project panel will fall back to it's original repository configuration automatically.
The FishEye Issue Tab Panel and Crucible panels will continue to operate as before (i.e. by matching JIRA issue/project keys via FishEye search).
New Feature
Resolved
Major
Option to display ALL commits in a repository branch on Project Tab Panels - not just those with issue keys
A project can now be mapped to a particular repository path (or an entire repository). Once mapped, the FishEye Project Tab Panel will display all recent changesets and statistics (i.e. charts) from directories including and below that path, not just those with a JIRA issue key.
Any previous project-repository mappings will continue to be displayed in the config screen but are overridden by any specific project-repository-path mappings. Thus, if the path-mapping is deleted, the project panel will fall back to it's original repository configuration automatically.
The FishEye Issue Tab Panel and Crucible panels will continue to operate as before (i.e. by matching JIRA issue/project keys via FishEye search).