JIRA FishEye Plugin

Atlassian Pty Ltd (Website)

Atlassian

http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAEXT/FishEye+for+JIRA

http://developer.atlassian.com/jira/browse/FISH

Remote Access

2.5.2

JIRA v3.13 to v3.13

Stable

Freeware / Open Source (BSD)

Free

http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAEXT/FishEye+for+JIRA

n/a

http://svn.atlassian.com/svn/public/contrib/jira/jira-fisheye-plugin/tags/jira-fisheye-plugin-2.5.2

jira-fisheye-plugin-2.5.2.zip

FishEye for JIRA Screenshot 1

Your source code repository contains an abundance of useful information about the life of your software project. FishEye is a web-based tool that takes that information and publishes it to your browser, where you can explore, search, analyse and link anywhere in your project's source. The FishEye plugin for JIRA expands the power of FishEye, by allowing you to see the direct connections between JIRA issues and your source repository.

• See the changelog for every check-in made against your project in the JIRA project page
• Analyse development activity, measuring lines of code, files or commits over the past 7, 30, or 90 days
• View project charts showing commit activity by author or issue
• See commits made against a specific JIRA issue
• The Issue Tab panel (screen at left) automatically retrieves changesets that relate to the current JIRA issue (retrieved using the issue key).
• Changesets from can be expanded and contracted individually for easy viewing.

FishEye for JIRA Screenshot 2

The FishEye plugin for JIRA automatically and instantly associates individual check-ins with the issues they reference.

• When you commit a fix for JIRA issue JRA-1234, information about that commit is displayed directly on the JRA-1234 screen.
• The Project Screen (pictured at left) shows all the changesets from FishEye relating to the current project. This is a combined view of work in progress expressed in meaningful charts, along with links to the most recent changesets from your repository.

FishEye for JIRA Screenshot 3

Who's committing code? How often? What are they doing? What bugs are causing the most changes? The FishEye plugin for JIRA gives your team a look at your projects' commit history and activity statistics. All data is fetched in real-time to always show the latest information.

• Ideal for project managers, the Statistics View (image at left) shows an accessible visualisation of the work being done on the selected project in your repository.
• See activity expressed as files, commits or Lines of Code (LOC).

FishEye for JIRA Screenshot 4

Create an integrated view of your entire project by adding FishEye portlets to your dashboard!

• Monitor recent commit activity for a particular project, or an entire repository
• View changes in LOC over time by project and/or author
• Break-down your charts by subdirectory, file-type or repository path

Monitor your code quality with Crucible review metrics on your JIRA dashboard.
Available Crucible charts include:

• Open Reviews
• Open Review Age
• Defect Classification
• Defect Rank
• Comment Volume
  
  All charts can be configured by project and most are scalable to a period of your choosing.

FishEye for JIRA Screenshot 6

FishEye for JIRA Screenshot 5

From within JIRA, you can easily jump over to FishEye. Within FishEye, you get additional powerful search capabilities that allow you to search over your entire source code repository.

• You can search by filename, author, date, tags or branches, as well as full-text search of the files themselves.
• Configurable RSS and email notifications allow the team to stay on top of changes occurring in the source.
• Link directly back to your repository with automatic references created by the FishEye for JIRA plugin.
• Access change history, diffs or download source files from FishEye with a single click.
• FishEye provides many more powerful features.