Tag Archive for 'jira'

Everything is moving

Published by Christian Dupuis 10 months, 1 week ago 2 Comments

It took us some time and custom coding, but now the JIRA issue tracker of Spring IDE can be found at http://jira.springframework.org.

Please update your bookmarks accordingly. Furthermore I installed a rewrite rule to automatically forward any request to http://springide.org/jira.

Subversion Repository moved

Published by Christian Dupuis 11 months ago Closed

Following other infrastructure changes here at springide.org the Subversion source code repository that used to live at http://springide.org/repos has been moved to its new springframework.org location. So if you are keen on getting your hands into the Spring IDE source code check it out from https://anonsvn.springframework.org/svn/spring-ide.

The last missing piece to move over is our JIRA instance. The plan is to merge the Spring IDE JIRA contents into the instance running at http://jira.springframework.org.

Infrastructure Changes

Published by Christian Dupuis 1 year, 2 months ago in Journal. 0 Comments

If you follow the development of Spring IDE closely you may have noticed some changes in our development and hosting infrastructure recently. Behind the scenes efforts are going on to bring Spring IDE more closely together with the core Spring portfolio products and infrastructure.

Most noticeable Spring IDE’s nightly snapshot builds are now created on the official Spring Bamboo server. For you as a user of the nightly update site nothing will change; the update sites are still hosted on springide.org.

Furthermore we migrated our Trac tickets into a new JIRA instance that is currently running on our own server but will move sooner or later into Spring’s JIRA.
What currently still remains is the move of our Subversion source code repository over to the Spring Framework SVN on sf.net. If we have this done we can shut down the FishEye server.

The links to tickets, reports and the Bamboo server have been adjusted accordingly to these latest changes. If you find any dead link let us know.

So why are we doing all this? Well, wouldn’t you agree that Spring IDE belongs closely to Spring and should therefore live on the same infrastructure using the same tools? I would …