FishEye Client for Eclipse

Description/Features

Basic Fisheye Integration for Eclipse that includes a repository browser, history view and search capabilities. The client is built on top of a pure OSGI bundle that can be used for other integration projects. The service bundle also contains an extensive object based query model that allows for easy composition of queries and processing of their results.

Usage

Installation

Download and unzip fisheye-1.0.0.zip into an extension location or straight into your Eclipse installation. Sorry, no update site.

Creating a connection to your fisheye repository

1. Open the fisheye view (in the fisheye category)
2. Add a connection to your repository note: your server must support remote anonymous connections

Viewing history of a file

1. Double click on a path in the repository view to see the history of the file
2. The history page supports linking with the selection in the repository browser

Searching for changes

1. Open the standard search dialog
2. Switch to the fisheye tab
3. Select a connection
4. select a repository
5. Enter search parameters

TODO

1. Heaps of stuff has been implemented in a non ideal way
2. Increase test coverage (most of the service bundle is tested)
3. Support authenticated servers
4. Icons needed in a lot of places
5. No validation on date inputs
6. Search results should be displayed in a tree using the appropriate grouping (selected on query page)
7. Include history log in search results
8. Link fisheye to a team provider to allow auto discovery of fisheye servers
9. Integrate with Crucible...

Version History

1.0.0 Initial Version

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