Clango, Inc.
Integrates Bugzilla and GitHub to make your life easier. It is a work in progress, so feel free to contribute: https://github.com/ditinc/bugzilla-github-extension Features - Bugzilla: - If GitHub Pull Request URL is populated with the pull request's URL, then a link will be added to the bug's title - There is a button for marking selected bugs as duplicates when changing several bugs at once Features - GitHub: - If the repository is associated with a Bugzilla product: - The Product will be listed under the repository name - There will be buttons to jump to Bugzilla lists of unresolved or resolved bugs - If the pull request's title includes the bug number (ex: 83513, [83513], Bug 83513, Bug85313) or if the branch contains the bug number (ex: bug_83513, Bug-83513, bug83513): - Bug number in title will be a link to the bug - Bugzilla section added to side listing some bug details - Comments will be sent to Bugzilla along with the Hours Worked entered in a new input added next to the comment buttons - This includes line comments, though they do not have an Hours Worked field - Have the option of setting but to RESOLVED FIXED when making a pull request comment - When creating a pull request, you have the option to: - Update the GitHub Pull Request URL on the bug in Bugzilla - Send the comment to Bugzilla - When merging a pull request, you have the option to: - Update the Code Status in Bugzilla - Update the bug to RESOLVED TESTED - Labels are pushed to the GitHub Labels field on the bug - If the release's comments include bug numbers (ex: 83513, [83513], [83513], [83513]): - Have the option of setting to In Staging or In Production in Bugzilla - Have the option of updating Release field in Bugzilla ... and more!
