youngmon/atlassian-qna huggingface dataset:
How to find list of Crucible projects associated with a repo?
Asked by Mohammad Alramahi:

I would like to delete an SVN repo from Crucible, but I have noticed that some repos have been onboarded to multiple projects. Is there a way to find out what projects associated with this repo before I can remove it from Crucible?


Answers:
author: Mohammad Alramahi
body: Thanx Tim for the reply. I was hoping for an option within the tool if there is any. But for now, I will try your recommendation and create a script for this use case.


author: TimP
body: Hi Mohammad,

You could use the [projects REST API](https://docs.atlassian.com/fisheye-crucible/latest/wadl/crucible.html#rest-service:projects-v1) to retrieve a list of all of your projects, and then do a text search for your repository name. The repository name will show up in the <defaultRepositoryName`>` element.

cheers,

Tim


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Atlassian Crowd Connector
Asked by Brian Matthews:

When do you plan to make the v2.x release of the crowd connector available for Windows?

The performance of v1.4 is very poor when using it with Crucible/Fisheye and SVN on Windows.

thanks,


Answers:
author: Giuliano C.
body: Heya Brian,

While looking at the Crowd Connector releases, we could find a 2.x version:

<https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.crowd.connectors.apache/versions>

Also, some related topics are described in this documentation:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CROWD/Integrating+Crowd+with+Apache#IntegratingCrowdwithApache-Step3.ChoosingtheCorrectApacheConnectorforyourOperatingSystem>

Can you confirm if that's what you're looking for?

Cheers,

Giuliano
Atlassian Connector in Webstorm - No Crucible Support?
Asked by John Cokos:

I have properly installed the Atlassian Connector into WebStorm (IntelliJ IDE). Using the default login, I was able to connect it to our Bamboo, Jira, and Crucible.

In the toolbar, however, on the Atlassian panel, I have tabs for both Bamboo and Jira, but not Crucible..

image2014-11-4 22:44:20.png

In the configurator, I can validate the Crucible connection, but if I go to the defaults tab (I have told it to use the defaults), it will only test connections to Jira and bamboo, not Crucible, as shown below.

Any thoughts on why this is not working?

Crucible is configured and enabled.

image2014-11-4 22:42:18.png

Test Connection confirms that we are connecting to our Crucible/Fisheye Server.

image2014-11-4 22:42:45.png

Here, when I test defaults, you'll see that even though I know the connection is solid, and I have a default configured for Fisheye, it's not trying to test it here. Seems like it should.

image2014-11-4 22:43:15.png

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Answers:
author: Karol Lopacinski
body: Hello John,

there is no Crucible tab in the IntelliJ Connector - the functionality is currently limited to creating pre-commit reviews and some Fisheye support, as detailed in <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/IDEPLUGIN/Creating+Crucible+Reviews+in+IDEA> and <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/IDEPLUGIN/Using+FishEye+in+the+IntelliJ+Connector>.

The second issue looks like a bug - right now only JIRA and Bamboo connections are tested when using default credentials. I've created an issue at <https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/PL-3015> - you can follow and vote on it there.

Cheers,

Karol


Tags: ide-connector

intellij-idea
How to identify changes not incuded in any review
Asked by Grygoriy Gonchar:

In order to establish change control process we want to ensure that all the changes have been included in code reviews. Is it possible to find out changes which were not included in any review via some filtering or other fisheye functionality?

Thanks in advance,  
Grygoriy


Answers:
author: Grygoriy Gonchar
body: Can be found under Repositories -\> Repoerts -\> Review coverage
How can show a diff summary of all (SVN) commits for a jira issue?
Asked by Robert Brendler:

I want to see a summary of all diffs, preferably recognizing and omitting reverts. Should also be based on a file scope, not per commit. I don't want to navigate to each commit separately to get the big picture what happened in this issue that has more than one commit.

Is this possible with the JIRA fisheye plugin or some clever filter configuration in fisheye?

similar: <https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/322918>


Answers:
author: TimP
body: Hi Robert,

You could try using [EyeQL](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/EyeQL+reference+guide) to search for all revisions that reference a particular issue key, e.g.

```
select revisions where comment matches ABC-123 group by file
```

This will show you a list of revision changes, grouped by file. You'll still have to click through to see the actual file diff though.

cheers,

Tim


Tags: jira

jira-fisheye-plugin
How do I change the svn repo location in Fisheye 1.6?
Asked by Martin Rennix:

I have Fisheye v1.6.6 and I need to move my svn repos to a new server. How do I modify Fisheye to point to the new svn server? The new server name will be different from the old one.


Answers:
author: Norman Abramovitz
body: You should be able to just update the svn url string if the rest of the svn repository remains the same. It should be under the repository options edit details.

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE016/1.6+Subversion>

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE016/1.2+Configuring+Repository+Details>

comments: author: Conor
body: When you change the URL in the admin UI, FishEye will suggest that you reindex the repo. You can ignore this suggestion and just restart the repo.FishEye makes this suggestion because it would be possible to point FishEye to a completely different repo, for which a reindex would be necessary.


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Can FishEye run in read-only mode, with no index updating ?
Asked by GarethB:

We are planning to shut down one of our Perforce servers, which is currently being indexed in FishEye. We'd like to keep FishEye running so that users can browse the history of the code that came from Perforce after the p4 server is shut down. Is it possible to run FishEye in this mode ?


Answers:
author: Conor
body: Not really with Perforce.

There are some operations for which FishEye goes back to the Perforce for information - notably the display of file revision content. Many things would work - changelist listing, search etc. These are served from FishEye's index. Whilst the latest content of files is indexed, it is not stored and comes from Perforce.


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
How do I count how many Crucible Users I have?
Asked by KC_Baltz:

I thought I remembered seeing this in the interface somewhere, but now I can't find it. How do I know how many users have access to Crucible without manually counting them? I'm trying to see how close to the license limit we are.


Answers:
author: user1648639125013
body: Hi,

You can find the number of active Crucible Users by running the following SQL command against the database;

```
select count(*) as total_cru_users from cru_user where cru_crucible_enabled = true;
```

Kind Regards,

Chris

comments: author: KC_Baltz
body: That worked, but I'm disappointed there isn't a way to view this in the web interface.


author: Madhu Vanam
body: If you have admin privileages, navigate to:

Administration -\> System settings -\> System info -\> License

license restrictions should give the number of users using crucible.

comments: author: Gerald Schneider
body: In my case (unlimited users) there is no number of users displayed.


author: Gerald Schneider
body: My solution for FishEye/Crucible 4.8.1 with Crowd:

Run

```
SELECT `id`,`directory_name` FROM `cwd_directory`;
```

to get the directory ID (in my case 2)

Then run this query to get the count:

```
SELECT COUNT(distinct `user_name`) FROM `cwd_user` WHERE `directory_id`=2 AND `active`='T';?
```


author: makareswar rout
body: If you are using crowd : Please run the below qry.

select count(\*) from cwd_membership where lower_parent_name='fisheye-users';


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Is a fisheye user the same as a Jira user
Asked by Magnus Ferm:

Hi

We are thinking about looking into Fisheye/Cruicible to our 25 user installation. However, there won't be more than 3-6 people using it, at least not in the foreseeable future. The documentation mentions that a Fisheye-user is a "*user is by definition any user account in the FishEye system, i.e. anyone who can log in to FishEye. Unlimited 'anonymous users' are permitted on all licenses.*". Does this differ from a JIRA user? Does it mean that we can cut out all non-developers and buy a 1-10 user license for Fisheye and Cruicible and then only upgrade when we actually have 10+ people using the product even if we are in a 25 or 50 tier installation?


Answers:
author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: What do you mean by "even if in a 25 or 50 tier installation"?

Fisheye/Crucible users can be different from that of JIRA. You can create a different group and let only those users log into JIRA. So, you can get a 10 user license until you have more number of developers in that group.

comments: author: Magnus Ferm
body: I mean exactly what you wrote. We have a 25 user license but we're only 4 or so that need Fisheye. In that case we'll start with a 10 user Fisheye license and upgrade when we need it. Thanks.


Tags: user
crucible Error calling server:com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.StatusCodeException
Asked by Sabarish Sasidharan:

I see the following error message when I try to start the repository. When I re-create a new repository to the same SVN, it works. But the old repository never starts again. What could be wrong? Thanks

Error calling server:com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.StatusCodeException: 500 The call failed on the server; see server log for details Unknown.Hd(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@3185>) Unknown.kub(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@24>) Unknown.O7b(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@23>) Unknown.Pac(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@22475>) Unknown.DBb(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@141>) Unknown.WBb(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@17092>) Unknown.\<anonymous\>(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@65>) Unknown.yvb(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@30>) Unknown.Bvb(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@46>) Unknown.\<anonymous\>(<http://vm119:8060/static/n42de7/gwt/AdminGwtModule/6E8E2A40FB0EEDC16455CE245C50BAD1.cache.html@46>)


Answers:
author: yieryi
body: restart the application fisheye and crucible.


author: Prakash Ganeshan
body: Hi Sabarish,

I am getting the same error, can you please let me know how to fix this ??
Fisheye login issue
Asked by Jim Brown:

When I try to login to Fisheye I get the following error:

**fisheye CrowdAuth-authenticate - User (jimb) is not authorized to connect on FishEye and Crucibl**e

I know for a fact that that user exists because prior to a domain change we were logging in with that account.

I created a new user in JIRA and tried to create an application link and set the authentication to basic for outgoing and incoming. It took the outgoing credentials for the new user I created but the incoming authentication wouldn't accept my new user or old users (that we know were good).


Answers:
author: lpater
body: Hi Jim,

the login error you're seeing can be caused by either:

* FishEye not being allowed to use JIRA as an authentication source - check in the 'JIRA user server' section in JIRA whether FishEye's application name, password and IP address match the ones configured in FishEye (in the Authentication section)
* the user password being wrong, but that's probably not the case here.

If you verify your application settings and still can't get FishEye to authenticate using the JIRA user server, please raise a [support ticket](https://support.atlassian.com/browse/FSH) so we can diagnose further.
Login to Fisheye Problem
Asked by Jim Brown:

We recently switched domains from [jira.internal-1.com](http://jira.internal-1.com) to [jira.internal-2.com](http://jira.internal-1.com). I can loggin to JIRA and Stash without any issues but when I try to login to fisheye I get the following error:

Caused by: [java.net](http://java.net).UnknownHostException: jira.internal-1.com

It appears obvious that we need to change the host from [jira.internal-1.com](http://jira.internal-1.com) to [jira.internal-2.com](http://jira.internal-1.com) in some fisheye config file, but I am not sure where. Please let me know where what file to change.

Ok, so I found the file in config.xml /opt/fecru-home and was able to change the setting for my domain. I no longer get the domain error, but still can't login. Now I am getting an authentication error even though I know this is a good username and password.


Answers:
author: Jim Brown
body: Thanks for the reply. I was able to update the config.xml file by hand and it fixed my domain issue, but now I am getting:

fisheye CrowdAuth-authenticate - User (jimb) is not authorized to connect on FishEye and Crucible

I know for a fact that that user exists because prior to the domain change we were logging in with that account.

I created a new user in JIRA and tried to create an application link and set the authentication to basic for outgoing and incoming. It took the outgoing credentials for the new user I created but the incoming authentication wouldn't accept my new user or old users (that we know were good).

comments: author: Gretchen
body: In our instance we have set up groups that have access to Fisheye. You might check to see if all users are supposed to have access to fisheye or just members of a particular group. If this new user you created hasn't been added to that group then they wouldn't have access. Do any of the other users have access? If so see what groups they are in in JIRA and add the new user to that group.


author: Gretchen
body: It looks like you're using JIRA to authenticate your users in fisheye. If that is the case check your authentication settings under admin-\>Authentication-\>JIRA/Crowd Authentication and change the URL to your JIRA instance. That is likely the culprit. At least I'd start looking there.


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
can't start a repositories in crucible 2.7.13
Asked by Zhe Chen:

I have some repositories which state is stopped. When I try to start them . I got the belowing error messages

Error calling server:com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.StatusCodeException: 500 The call failed on the server; see server log for details Unknown.anonymous(Unknown Source) Unknown.anonymous(Unknown Source) Unknown.anonymous(Unknown Source) Unknown.anonymous(Unknown Source) Unknown.anonymous(Unknown Source) Unknown.anonymous(Unknown Source) Unknown.anonymous(Unknown Source) Unknown.anonymous(Unknown Source) Unknown.anonymous(Unknown Source)

Thanks,

Chen Zhe


Answers:
author: gustavo_refosco
body: Hi Chen,

Could you please confirm if you changed your licenses recently (e.g. removed a FishEye license that was in place)? This, as well as other causes could lead to this error as described at <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHKB/Cannot+lock+file+in+exclusive+mode>. Could you please take a look at this document and check if it applies?

If you don't want to try a re-index first, I'd suggest adding another repository pointing to the same location, wait until it finishes indexing and check if the issue still occurs.

Regards,

Gustavo Refosco


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Fisheye review coverage
Asked by Soo Min Ooi:

How do I query review coverage for a given repo? The chart given by Fisheye is not helpful as user has to click through everyday or week to see the coverage. What I want is at anytime I can click view the review coverage as a whole


Answers:
author: davelahn
body: Hi,

We don't currently have this feature in Crucible, but there is an open feature request that you can find [here](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CRUC-5870).

Please be sure to watch it, and vote on it, so that you're notified if this is fixed in a future release.

Best regards,  
Dave Lahn


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Has anyone been able to integrate with BitBucket (Phase 5 Step 5.6) since SSLv3 has been disabled to avoid the POODLE vulnerability?
Asked by Craig Drummond:

In September 2014 the POODLE vulnerability was disclosed. Since then Atlassian has correctly decided to disable SSLv3 on their cloud servers including BitBucket. However this is a problem for making it through the Dragon Slayer steps on a Linux OS because Mercurial hg version 2.7 will fail to connect.

For windows users it seems that an updated version of TortoiseHG is now available that resolves this problem.

Anyone know when an update to hg 2.7 for Linux (openSuSE 13.1) will be released? Is there an alternative to hg?

Thanks,

Craig


Answers:
author: lpater
body: Hi Craig,

there is an issue with Mercurial 2.7 TLS support (<http://bz.selenic.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4038>), which might cause problems when connecting to servers with SSLv3 disabled. These seem to have been fixed in Mercurial 2.7.2 and 2.8 (released October/November 2013).

There seem to be mercurial packagages with new versions at <http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/tools:/scm/>, for example: <http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/tools:/scm/openSUSE_13.1/x86_64/mercurial-3.1.2-132.2.x86_64.rpm>


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
How to install Crucible-3.5.4
Asked by Julio Valdez:

Hi,

I downloaded this plugin and read the install instructions but I'm still not too clear on how to install this in my JIRA instance?

I usually just upload the file (.jar or .obr) but in this case I'm not sure which file to upload.

Thanks in advance.


Answers:
author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: Crucible is not a jar. It is an application. Actually, Crucible and Fisheye are combined to a single application (Fecru) and the installer is the same for both. You can activate only one or both of them but that is using the licenses.

See more at <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CRUCIBLE/Crucible+and+FishEye>


author: Julio Valdez
body: I hit the 'accept answer' though I still cannot install this add-on successfully.

Can someone shed some light based on my question and screenshots?

Thanks in advance


author: Julio Valdez
body: I installed this 'executable jar' plugin. I assume it's not correct. If not, what should I be looking for?atlassian crucible IV.JPG

atlassian crucible.JPG  
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Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Change Crucible font
Asked by Olivier Tubach:

Hi,

We are evaluating Crucible, on our Perforce depot.

We use special characters in the Perforce Description, and they are poorly displayed with Crucible default font.

In Perforce: ?@PublicCodeVersionId?(1403402?)\<\< \>\>

In Crucible: ?@PublicCodeVersionId?(1403402?)? ?

Can we change Crucible's font ?

Thanks,


Answers:
author: Felipe Kraemer
body: Hi Oliver,

I don't think this is related to the Crucible fonts, but with character encoding.

Can you please follow the suggestion given in [this KB article](https://confluence.atlassian.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=376832337)?

I hope it helps!

Kind regards,  
Felipe Kraemer  
Atlassian Support


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Is there anyway to 'bookmark' a location in Fisheye Commit Graph?
Asked by Jack Brickey:

I have been searching the KB and forums but haven't turned anything up. We use FishEye Commit Graph as part of our daily CCB process to asses checkins to various branches to see if we want to propagate them to other branches. I was hoping there was a way to 'bookmark' where we left off so we can pick up in the next session. We are using less than ideal means today. Maybe there is a better method altogether but being new to the tool I'm still learning so am open to any suggestions.

thanks!


Answers:
author: Conor
body: If you are on the changeset page in FishEye you will see that there is a "View in Graph" link and you can bookmark this link to come to that changeset in the commit graph.

The link will be of the form:

.../graph/\<repo-name\>?csid=\<commit-hash\>

Not easily available from the graph view itself.