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I would like to be able to create FogBugz cases directly straight from the editor in NetBeans. Specifically, I would like to be able to look at a JUnit run in the IDE, examine the failures and create cases directly using the information that is right in front of me (rather than cutting and pasting into a web browser, etc).
I see that NetBeans 6.5.1 ships with Bugzilla available by default and JIRA connectivity in some sort of beta form. Is there an equivalent FogBugz issue tracker?
PS: I am aware of the new plugin architecture of FogBugz 7. However, I have a realistic appreciation of the time that I would be able to commit to creating my own plugin for either NetBeans and / or FogBugz and I suspect that I would be able to make just enough of a partial solution to make my life worse rather than better.
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From NetBeans IDE select Tools –> Plugins –> Select Downloaded tab –> Select Add Plugins.. command button –> Select the nbm files which is under unzipped/extracted location –> Make sure CheckBox is selected for both the plugins –> Select Install Choose File > Open Project from the main menu and work your way through the Open Project wizard.
5. Darcula LAF for netbeans This plugin is for those people who do a lot of coding day/night. This plugin gives darker colour scheme to the netbeans editor. As a result, it is much easier and relaxing to code at night and therefore you can code longer periods of time.
If you have found a bug in the application, please help Apache NetBeans by reporting this problem to our bug tracking system. Click View Data button, copy the exception and submit it together with detailed information about what you were trying to achieve before the problem occurred.
Click View Data button, copy the exception and submit it together with detailed information about what you were trying to achieve before the problem occurred. NetBeans uses the JIRA issue tracking system; you must have a login to file a new issue.
It appears you may need to write one yourself, as they have plugins for Eclipse and Visual Studio, but not Netbeans.
http://www.fogcreek.com/fogbugz/blog/post/Eclipse-Plugin-For-FogBugz.aspx
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