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1 September 2008
With pleasure, Atlassian presents version 2.0 of the Atlassian IDE Plugin for IDEA.

With the plugin's Crucible support, you can now complete the full review lifecycle without leaving your IDE. .........

On the Bamboo side, you can also do more within your IDE so that there's less need to go to your browser. View the tests which failed and click through to the stack traces. Display a commit list and view the changed files. Show the full build log within IDEA.

The plugin now offers configuration at project level as well as global level. The project settings allow you to share server connections with your team members. In addition, each developer can configure their own workspace-specific settings, such as polling intervals and the behaviour of notification popups.

We have also fixed a number of bugs in this release, including the problem which occurred when attempting to connect to a JIRA server with a self-signed SSL certificate. Take a look at the full list of fixes below.

Highlights of this Release:

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Highlights of the Atlassian IDE Plugin for IDEA 2.0

Full Crucible Review Lifecycle within IDEA

  • You can now complete the full review lifecycle without leaving your IDE.
  • Create a post-commit review from a changelist in the IDEA's 'Changes' tool window.
  • Assign reviewers and notify them of the review.
  • Summarise and close your reviews.
  • Complete the reviews assigned to you.
  • Add a changelist to an existing review.

(warning) Note that version 1.7 of the plugin requires Crucible 1.6 or later.

Dashboard-Like Display of Reviews within IDEA

  • Select one or more standard Crucible filters to create a review dashboard within IDEA.
  • Define your own custom filter.
  • Expand and collapse the views to suit your needs.

View Source and Revisions

  • Double-click a file in the Crucible Review window to fetch the file from your source repository.
  • View the file in IDEA.
  • If you have the latest version checked out, you can use IDEA's full navigational functionality.
  • If you do not have the latest version, view the file in read-only mode.

Crucible Review Status

  • You can now change the status of your Crucible reviews from within IDEA.
  • The review notifications tell you not only that a review has been updated, but now also exactly what has happened to the review.
  • Different colours and font markings show the review status. For example, blue indicates reviews which you need to review; grey is for reviews which you have already completed; red shows open reviews which you have created or moderated.

View Failed Tests for a Bamboo Build

  • View the tests which failed in an IDEA tool window.
  • Click through to the stack traces.

Show Changed Files for a Bamboo Build

  • Display a commit list in an IDEA tool window.
  • View the changed files.

Show Bamboo Build Logs

  • Show the full build log within IDEA.

Share Configuration with your Project Team

  • The plugin now offers configuration at project level as well as global level. The screenshot below shows the project settings.
  • Use the project settings to set up your team's Bamboo, JIRA and Crucible servers just once for each project.
  • If you work on more than one project, this allows you to configure different servers for each project.
  • In the IDE settings, each developer can configure their own workspace-specific settings, such as polling intervals and the behaviour of notification popups.
  • Project settings are stored in your source control repository. The plugin will load the settings at the same time as loading the project into IDEA.
  • Settings which are specific to the developer (such as username, password, filters and layout options) as stored as private settings for the workspace and are not committed to the repository.

Complete List of Fixes in this Release

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