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A maven plugin for managing client side (local) git configuration
The Git Build Hook Maven Plugin allows projects to install Git hooks and configure Git local settings automatically during the Maven build. It ensures consistent hook installation across developers.
Eclipse Plugin zur Analyse der Subversion Stabilität
Das Zeil der Studienarbeit ist es eine Metrik zu entwerfen die anhand der
Veränderungs-Historie aus Subversion die Stabilität des Sourcecodes in einem
Projekt analysiert.
Die entworfene Metrik soll mithilfe eines Eclipse Plugin visualisiert werden.
Hierzu wird ein Prototyp erstellt.
This plugin is a Jira extension to allow the Planning and Time Management of the project from a single screen. It allows the Project Manager to create and manage the schedule of the project.
A plugin to integrate Jira with CVS like tag-names. It provides an issue tab which enhances the moving of repository tags on the latest revisions commited for the viewed issue. More: http://docs.digijava.org/confl/x/4gg
The Rally Integrations Project includes a set of integrations between Rally Software's Agile Lifecycle Management product and other software lifecycle management tools. NOTE: The Hudson plugin is now at http://agilecommons.org/posts/347cf00b5d