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Integrate Redmine with Eclipse

Install Mylyn Tasks Connector: Web Templates
 1. Add Mylyn Incubator plugin into eclipse
Name : Mylyn Incubator
Location : http://download.eclipse.org/mylyn/incubator/3.8

Adding Redmine Task Repository
1. Open Task Repository View
2. Click Add Task Repository
3. Select Web Template (Advanced)
4. Next
5. Add the following 
Server : http://serverurl/redmine
Label : Redmine Instance
User ID :
Password :
Under Additional Settings 
- Add loginToken
Under Advanced Configuration add the following
Task URL : ${serverURL}/issues/
New Task URL : ${serverURL}/projects//issues/new
Login Request URL : ${serverUrl}/login?username=${userId}&password=${password}&authenticity_token=${loginToken}  
Login Form URL : ${serverUrl}/login 
Login Token Pattern : 

Adding Query to Task List View
1. Open Task List View
2. Right Click - New - Query
3. Select Redmine Instance in the List of Repositories
4. Next
5. Enter the following 
Query Title : My Redmine Tasks
Under Advanced Configuration
Query URL : ${serverUrl}/projects//issues?query_id=2 ( URL of a prepared Custom Query in Redmine)
Query Pattern : <td class="tracker">({Type}.+?)</td><td class="status">({Status}.+?)</td>.+?<td class="subject">.*?<a href=".*?/issues/({Id}\d+)">({Description}.+?)</a></td>({Optional}<td class="assigned_to"><a href.+?>({Owner}.+?)</a></td>)?



6. Click Preview to verify data can be retrieved
7. Finish

Setup Mylyn Team Preference
When a task is activated and changes is checked in the comments will be prepopulated
1. Window - Preferences - Type Mylyn - Team
2. Under Commit Comment Template put ${connector.task.prefix} #${task.key} : 

Setup Redmine Repository Settings
1. Click Administrations - Settings - Repositories
2. In the Referencing keywords add "task"

3. Click Save

Conclusion
By doing this, the revision will automatically be associated to the Redmine task the developer chose to activate in the the task list. 

Comments

La Plomada said…
Hello, I am following your step to configure redmine in eclipse but when i create a web query i have this error "No matching results. Check query regexp"

I am using eclipse juno 4.2 and redmine 2.2

Could you help me?

Resgards
May 13, 2013 at 3:39 AM
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