mylyn

问题 After a terrible decision by Atlassian to discontinue the Eclipse Connector for Jira, it seems to me like there is no way to use Mylyn in Eclipse Neon to integrate with Jira. Is it just me? Are there any workarounds? I tried installing Tasktop Dev Pro but it failed complaining about a jar not found in the Update Site. Besides, it doesn't seem like a proper solution since it brings a lot more than we need 回答1: It definitively works with Eclipse Oxygen (still), using the Updatesite from

问题 After having Eclipse installed and working fine for over a year, I opened up Eclipse Juno today and got a error message on opening the workspace. I am using Windows 8 64-bit, Java 64-bit, and Eclipse 64-bit. I have since tried re-installing Java and Eclipse without any effect. If anyone can help me get Eclipse working it would be much appreciated. The error log is as follows: !SESSION 2013-06-08 16:46:09.718 ----------------------------------------------- eclipse.buildId=M20130204-1200 java

问题 I'm using this GitHub Mylyn connector: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/github-mylyn-connector However, when someone is creating an issue on GitHub itself, it doesn't get updated in my tasks in Eclipse. I am working in a team, therefore want to have the possibility to share all the tasks. The idea behind Mylyn was to create tasks, sync it with GitHub and everyone else will just sync their task list against the issue list on GitHub. As I mentioned, somehow it doesn't sync any tasks that

问题 I use mylyn 3.9.0 with PyDev 2.7.5 with the PyDev Mylyn integration 0.4.0. Mylyn seems to build up contexts correctly (I can see the context tree in the task/context tab). But the python files are not shown "PyDev Package Explorer" nor in the "Project Explorer". What could prevent the python files to appear? Uninstalling the PyDev Mylyn integration did not help. 回答1: The problem seems to be the "PyDev Navigator Content". Ho to solve this make sure the Mylyn focus is disabled for the explorer

问题 Is it possible to connect mylyn to redmine without rest support in redmine? 回答1: there is a link http://download.eclipse.org/mylyn/incubator/3.8 that can be used in Eclipse. for Eclipse indigo : Help -> Install New Software -> Add -> use the link above for URL there should be plugin to check off : Mylyn Incubator -> Mylyn Task Connector:Web Templates (Advanced)(Incubation). Version = 3.8.0.I20120414-0402 after installing it, i was able to follow steps outlined in http://www.redmine.org

问题 I'm new to MyLyn and I really want to use the change sets automatic management function. So what I did is I shared a project via git, then create a new task, activate it, made some changes, open synchronize view and synchronize. Now I should be able to see my change sets, right? But the dropdown button that suppose allow me to choose the Change Sets mode only shows "All Model", "Workspace", "Java Workspace", "Git commits". There is no "Change Sets" option. BTW, I did toggle Change Sets in

问题 I'm trying to get Mylyn and Redmine work together so I can manage tasks right inside Eclipse. I saw this on redmine wiki http://www.redmine.org/wiki/redmine/HowTo_Mylyn but I think it's for the old version of Mylyn. I can't find the Generic Web Connector plugin for Mylyn but there's this Web templates plugin. I think that one replaced the Generic Web Connector. But it's quite different from the screenshots posted at the Redmine wiki. There's no Task URL, New Task URL, etc. 回答1: Here is what

问题 I installed the Redmine-Mylyn-Connector in Eclipse and had our admin install the Mylyn-Plugin for Redmine. The connection to Server seems to work: When I try to add a query, I receive a Server Error: . Unfortunately no more details are available. What are potential reasons for this error, and how can I solve the problem? 回答1: There might be useful details in the Error Log. Open the Error Log view ( Alt + Shift + Q then L , or use Window > Show View... ). I would clear the log first (using the

问题 I have just started using Eclipse and Mylyn together, so I'm quite new to the workflow and how the tools and their features are intended to be used together. Quite frequently I find myself wanting to write a comment in the code, usually a // TODO or similar remark, and reference a ticket in the Trac repository I've hooked myself up to via Mylyn. Currently, I just lookup the ticket number and write something like // FIXME: bug here, see ticket #18 in the comment. Is there a way to make that