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This plugin provides the followings functionalities: Fetch issues from server with customizable searchers; View issue details; Run actions on issue, like transit an issue, assign it, change his priority. Configuring your General Options. Screenshot: General tab of the connector's IDE Settings panel. The 'General' tab is used to define the upgrade options for your connector, configure an HTTP proxy and set other options as described below. To access the general options: Go to the 'IDE Settings' for the 'Atlassian Connector', by doing one of the following. Out of the box PHPStorm is limited to 750M memory. Our repositories are big, and 750M will likely lead you to run out of memory sooner rather than later. This can manifest itself as a delay in pressing the key and the character appearing, right through to errors while trying to use PHPStorm. Apr 16, 2019 A script or other process can use an API token to perform basic authentication with Jira Cloud applications or Confluence Cloud. You must use an API token if the Atlassian account you authenticate with has had two-step verification enabled. You should treat API tokens as securely as any other password. PhpStorm supports integration with many task trackers out of the box. However, if you use a tracker that PhpStorm does not support yet, you can still integrate it configuring a so called generic server. This tutorial describes how to: Connect to JIRA Cloud as a generic server.

Four years in software industry is like two lifespans in human years. The evolution of Atlassian products is so fast that looking back at the product releases from four years ago is like watching the black and white photos of our grand parents when they were young.

Four years ago Jens Schumacher, the Group Product Manager of Development Tools at Atlassian, wrote a blog post where he explained our motivation behind starting the open source Atlassian IDE Connector project. We had a goal of delivering a faster and more convenient way to interact with Atlassian applications.

Since we started that effort, a lot has changed. The web and our products have evolved, and as a consequence, IDE Connectors are duplicating functionality that is already available today in Atlassian products.

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Over the last several years, we have performed a full redesign of all Atlassian products’ UI to match the Atlassian Design Guidelines. We made the flows more consistent, and we have tied many of our products much closer together. At the same time we have invested a huge effort into product APIs, and have created a whole new add-on platform to support all those cases where we could not provide functionality within the products directly, or users desired integration with external systems.

There is still a lot of work ahead of us to make our products and respective platforms stronger. For that reason we have decided to end the support of IDE connectors. The product will remain available as open source, and we will continue to host it on Bitbucket.

What exactly is changing?

Atlassian will not release any new versions of IDE connectors, the current release is the last. We have also discontinued the customer support and Atlassian Answers effort related to IDE Connectors.

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Specifically:

  • IDE Connector for Eclipse, the last version released from Atlassian on 27 April 2015 is 3.2.5. Its support project on SAC and the development backlog project on EAN are now closed.
  • IDE Connector for IntelliJ, the last version released from Atlassian on 20 April 2015 is 3.0.16. Its support project on SAC and the development backlog project on EAN are now closed.
  • IDE Connector for Visual Studio, the last version released from Atlassian on 10 April 2015 is 1.3.12. Its support project on SAC and the development backlog project on EAN are now closed.
  • We have updated product listings on www.atlassian.com and marketplace.atlassian.com.

These changes are effective immediately.

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What about the older versions of the Atlassian IDE Connectors?

You will still be able to download these versions of the Connectors, but Atlassian will not maintain support for them going forward. The good news is that Atlassian IDE Connectors are open source, and we have just made it a whole lot easier for you to contribute by hosting the Atlassian IDE Connectors on BitBucket. Please feel free to fork the VisualStudio, Eclipse or IDEA repository and contribute to the project.

We are also making the documentation for the connectors open source. You can access them here: http://atlassian-docs.bitbucket.org/

What if I have questions?

Please feel free to get in touch with us. You can email me directly under: bgatz at atlassian dot com.

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Our developers integrate JIRA in Webstorm and PHPstorm and this causes a repeated logging out of the JIRA if opened in a browser.

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  1. Open a Jetbrains IDE. Install the Atlassian connector. Configure it to point to your cloud instance. Make it fetch some issues from the Atlassian panel just to confirm it is working.
  2. Close your Jetbrains IDE product.
  3. Open your Chrome browser (all browsers will suffer, but I've witnessed this on Chrome), sign into your Atlassian Cloud instance, making sure to remember me.
  4. Close your browser completely. Open the browser back up and confirm that navigating to your Atlassian cloud instance automatically signs you in. Navigate to an issue of your choice...doesn't matter what.
  5. With the browser still open, now reopen your Jetbrains IDE product. Let it load completely. Heck even go check out the issues in your Atlassian panel within the IDE.
  6. Now return to your browser that has the JIRA issue open. Try to perform a restricted operation, e.g. edit a comment. You should be told that you don't have permission. Now click on the issue's link at the top of the issue page and notice you're bounced to the Atlassian cloud sign in page.
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ID-191Session remember me cookies not retained after pinning tabs in Chrome and restarting browser.

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