| Links in stacktraces in tickets randomly pick project to get file from [message #492597] |
Tue, 20 October 2009 18:48  |
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When I view a JIRA ticket with a stacktrace, each entry presents as a link, which when clicked, opens up the specified file, at that line number. This is very convenient.
One minor annoyance is that it will take the first file with that FQCN in the workspace. I can't tell what algorithm it uses. If I have two projects open that contain two versions of the same FQCN, it just picks one without asking me.
I have this situation because the two projects are from different branches of the same subversion repo. One has "-trunk" at the end of the name, and the other does not.
In this case, it would be convenient if Mylyn gave me some way to indicate which one I want it to choose, either each time I click the link, or somehow associated with the task containing the stacktrace. If the latter, that would likely have to be private data, not stored in JIRA.
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| Re: Links in stacktraces in tickets randomly pick project to get file from [message #492705 is a reply to message #492597] |
Wed, 21 October 2009 09:23  |
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David M. Karr wrote:
> When I view a JIRA ticket with a stacktrace, each entry presents as a
> link, which when clicked, opens up the specified file, at that line
> number. This is very convenient.
>
> One minor annoyance is that it will take the first file with that FQCN
> in the workspace. I can't tell what algorithm it uses. If I have two
> projects open that contain two versions of the same FQCN, it just picks
> one without asking me.
I can see how this would be problematic. Feel free to file a bug report requesting an enhancement.
> I have this situation because the two projects are from different
> branches of the same subversion repo. One has "-trunk" at the end of
> the name, and the other does not.
>
> In this case, it would be convenient if Mylyn gave me some way to
> indicate which one I want it to choose, either each time I click the
> link, or somehow associated with the task containing the stacktrace. If
> the latter, that would likely have to be private data, not stored in JIRA.
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