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[ JDK VERSION : 1.6.* ] Please, make the bugzilla api public, so other (probably even private) bugtracking applications can be integrated.
*** Issue 168780 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
*** Bug 180302 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
This really affects all platforms not just windows.
due to the current resource situation in the bugtracking team this issue won't be resolved in 6.9
Any update on the priority of this bug? There are so many bugtracking frameworks that people use other than bugzilla, that making a generic bugtracker framework and making that API public would make it far easier for other people to write plugins for specific bug trackers in the future.
The missing api seriously hinders any motivation to continue developing the mantis plugin (See: bug #231766). On each release (also patch releases) you basicly breack the plugin. The same holds true for the redmine plugin. API stability is nice, but currently I would take any API, even if it just survives one netbeans version. This is interesting : https://github.com/quangtin3/module-friendlizer But this (looks like redmine team tried it and failed): https://kenai.com/jira/browse/REDMINENB-38
(In reply to comment #6) Unfortunately I must agree with the statement of mathias42! I'm a developer of the redmine plugin and I need a more or less stable API. Now. An option: set the mantis and redmine plugin codebase as friend to the Issue Tracking module. Another option is a minor modification to the module dependency system: allow more than one entry as implementation dependency version. So we can support more than one NetBeans version with the same distribution. This issue is more than 4 years old, has the priority P1 but nothing happens on it... Please hear on this community votes! > The missing api seriously hinders any motivation to continue developing the > mantis plugin (See: bug #231766). On each release (also patch releases) you > basicly breack the plugin. The same holds true for the redmine plugin. > > API stability is nice, but currently I would take any API, even if it just > survives one netbeans version. > > This is interesting : https://github.com/quangtin3/module-friendlizer > > But this (looks like redmine team tried it and failed): > https://kenai.com/jira/browse/REDMINENB-38
bugtracking api is public now see also issue #238275