Hi,
I want my Confluence home page to display bugs from Bugzilla. Is there a specific macro plug-in for this, or a script that I can run?
Any help in this regard is appreciated.
Regards,
Srini
I have developed a Bugzilla connector that makes REST calls to a Bugzilla 5.x server, plus a set of macros to enter bug links, or display a list of search results in a table. If you are interested to learn more, let me know.
Hi Bill!
I just found your answer via Google search and i am very intererested in your bugzilla connector for confluence. Can you tell me more about it?
Regards!
Stefan
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Hello Stefan,
It is a two-part solution. I have a plugin that builds a REST connection to a Bugzilla instance (set in the admin console). REST calls are returned as Java objects that are available in the Velocity context. Then I have a set of user macro:
The way it is structured, anyone familiar with Velocity could create their own macros for custom application. For example, I have a customer who stores release note data in Bugzilla. That information can now be brought in to Confluence, properly formatted for output to PDF release notes, all from a single macro with a search string. It greatly simplified their release-note process.
I don't have a publicly accessible demo site set up yet (too busy solving customer issues ), but you can contact me through my website www.marketcomllc.com if you want more info.
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Take a look at this page: https://www.cloudpipes.com/integrations/bugzilla/confluence It seems to provide some integration.
-- Pedro
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