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How do I connect to my Mercurial repository?

Leon Berger

We're trying to connect to our repository, but can't get sys-admin rights

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Felipe Cuozzo

Hi Leon,

Unfortunelly the OnDemand version of FishEye only allows integration to our own SVN repository, external repositories are not available.

You can have a look on the list of Restricted Functions on OnDemand.

sysadmin rigths are only available to a restricted group of Atlassian employees.

Regards,
Felipe Cuozzo
OnDemand Developer

Felipe Cuozzo

You can however link JIRA to BitBucket or GitHub using the instructions here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Linking+a+Bitbucket+or+GitHub+repository+with+JIRA+OnDemand, although FishEye OnDemand can't index remote repositories even if they are on BitBucket/GitHub, as I mentioned before.

If you have a local instalation of FishEye you can however provided full indexing capabilities for Mercurial or Git repositories.

I hope this clarifies a bit.

Cheers,
Felipe

Daniel Eskenazi1

Felipe, has this change in the past few months? Is mercurial now supported with the OnDemmand version?

Felipe Cuozzo

No recent changes I'm afraid, please refer here for a more detailed answer.

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