File Release Notes and Changelog
Release Name: 0.4.2
Notes: ------------------------------------------------------------ EclipseBugz Release Notes ------------------------------------------------------------ Requirements ------------------------------------------------------------ - Eclipse 3.1 and up - Java 1.4 and up Installation ------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Drop the jar into the [eclipse]/plugins directory 2. Restart Eclipse 3. In Eclipse choose 'Window > Preferences... > EclipseBugz' and fill in the URL to a FogBugz installation with API 1.0+ or the URL of a saved filter's RSS feed. 4. In Eclipse choose 'Window > Show View... > Other...' and choose the EclipseBugz view inside the Bug/Feature Tracking category Known Issues ------------------------------------------------------------ - Older versions of the FogBugz API (Before January 23, 2007) did not provide 'Project', 'Area', or 'Fix For', please ensure you have the latest available API installed. - The RSS version may not provide the correct shortcut actions - The plug-in has been tested only with FogBugz version 5.0.17 - If the session cookie mechanism does not work with your configuration of FogBugz you will be prompted for the password each time you start Eclipse (RSS Only) API Notes ------------------------------------------------------------ See the following URL for information on installing the API: http://www.fogcreek.com/FogBugz/KB/setup/InstallFogBugzAPI.html When you first connect to your FogBugz installation via the API you will be asked for your credentials. The session that is created will persist between uses of the plug-in. Use the 'Clear Session' option to force the plug-in to use a new session. RSS Notes ------------------------------------------------------------ If the RSS feed requires credentials you will be prompted for them. This will create a FogBugz session that persists between uses of the plug-in. Use the 'Clear Session' option to force the plug-in to use a new session. SSL Notes ------------------------------------------------------------ Because FogBugz installations often use self-signed certificates EclipseBugz is designed to trust any certificate.
Changes: ------------------------------------------------------------ EclipseBugz Change Log ------------------------------------------------------------ 0.4.2 ------------------------------------------------------------ - EclipseBugz operations now appear in the progress window - Enhanced threading model - Added support for future API additions of Project, Area and Fix For 0.4.1 ------------------------------------------------------------ - Fixed missing case number in the title when using API 0.4.0 ------------------------------------------------------------ - Added support for FogBugz API 1.0 - Added selection of filter when using API 1.0 - Added shortcuts to case actions - Fixed New Case for PHP version of FogBugz - Removed Drill Down Option 0.3.5 ------------------------------------------------------------ - Fixed support for Eclipse 3.1 using Eclipse-AutoStart rather than Eclipse-LazyStart 0.3.4 ------------------------------------------------------------ - Removed dependency on Xerces that was causing the plug-in to fail to load on stripped down Eclipse installs 0.3.3 ------------------------------------------------------------ - Fixed headers to work with IPS/IDS products - Fixed image registry to work when plug-in images can not be loaded 0.3.2 ------------------------------------------------------------ - Added support for situations where the session cookies do not work. In these cases the password is requested once per session of Eclipse 0.3.1 ------------------------------------------------------------ - More robust cookie capture and storage - Added option to clear session cookie 0.3.0 ------------------------------------------------------------ - The RSS URL now does not require the user to enter credential information. Credentials are prompted for when needed and a session cookie is created. The password is never stored. - SSL on a RSS feed is now supported for valid and invalid certificates 0.2.0 ------------------------------------------------------------ - All new icons matching Eclipse style - Fixed bug when opening and closing EclipseBugz view 0.1.0 ------------------------------------------------------------ - Initial Release
