Git Repository Management
Git just got easier! Migrate your team to Git with the new Repository Management feature in FishEye.
- Create and manage Git repositories
- Set up push and pull access permissions per repository
- Create forks and clone repositories
- Visualize the hierarchy of repository forks
Note: This feature is only available for FishEye Download.
Smart Commits
Smart commits give you the option of adding commands or syntax to commit messages to perform actions in JIRA or Crucible. Save time by not having to context switch between applications and improve the workflow of your development activities.
- Update JIRA issues via simple keywords - resolve or close issues, add comments and log time against issues
- Create a review for all changes associated with a commit
- Automatically start a review or update an existing review
Web Hooks
Configure Fisheye to post commit information to configured Web Hook URLs. Use Web Hooks to post changeset data in your issue tracker, trigger a build in your build system and integrate with your existing applications.
And more...
- Branch HEAD - easily identify which version of a file is a head on a branch
- Java 7, Groovy and Velocity syntax highlighting
- Bundled Atlassian Support Plugin to help diagnose and fix problems quickly
Did you know?
Current FishEye users can try a new version for free with a developer license.
Commit Graph
FishEye 2.6 introduces a new way to visualize your repositories and commits with a graphical representation of the source – the Commit Graph. The Commit Graph shows:
- Changesets in their respective branches using configurable "swimlanes"
- Key information such as branching and merging
Using the highlighter functionality will provide further context into:
- Where changesets have come from and where they ended up
- Commits with JIRA issues
- Reviewed and unreviewed commits
Clicking a changeset with the appropriate highlight active shows you related changesets, such as changesets with the same lineage, the same JIRA issue or same Crucible review.
User Management using JIRA
Manage all your users and groups for FishEye in JIRA. Reduce complexity with your setup and give your users one username and password for both applications by delegating user management to JIRA.
Improved Quick Search
Continuing the search improvements from FishEye 2.5 you can now:
- Search faster (30% faster)
- Search file paths using CamelCase conventions. Access the default branch (e.g. trunk, master) of any file path found in the search
- Search commit messages and click directly to the JIRA issues as commit messages are now wiki-rendered
- Search code reviews and review comments if using a combination of FishEye and Crucible
HTML Emails
FishEye email notifications just got a lot easier to read with new HTML emails.
- Easy to scan and locate important information about changesets details, JIRA issues, committer and more
- Rich linking and rendering of meta data
And that is not all...
- Dashboard and Navigation improvements
- Improved Git support for Git branches and activity streams
- Mercurial indexing performance improvements (up to 3 times faster while scanning changes)
- Git Commit Authors include email addresses
Improved Search
FishEye's Quick Search functionality has been redesigned from the ground up.
- Faster search breaking out results by content type
- Streamlined layout for easier scanning
- Smarter search results – results prioritized by date modified
Redesigned Activity Stream
Cleaner design, easier scanning, and separation of UI elements are just some of the improvements to the Activity Stream. Stay up to date on FishEye commits, Crucible code reviews, and JIRA issues.
Improved Navigation
Use the FishEye navigation bar for faster navigation of your source. FishEye tracks the pages you view and provides the five most recently viewed repositories, projects, users, and code reviews (if using Crucible) in convenient drop-down menus.
Improved Browsing with Branch and Tag Filtering
A new branch and tag filter allows developers, particularly of DVCS systems (Git and Mercurial), to easily view only a specific branch or tag of their repository.
Redesigned File History Page
Revised user interface, design and experience of the FishEye file history page.
- Filter options to allow users to narrow searches
- Improved placement of links and actions for easier navigation
And Heaps More...
- Application links - a simple new way to connect FishEye with JIRA and other Atlassian Apps
- Redesigned Administrator with new repository activity log
- Improved quick-nav search
- Performance improvements - including paging over large sets of items (e.g repository lists)
- Significant improvements to ClearCase support
- Custom avatar support
