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Posted to users@netbeans.apache.org by "Admin @ Goodun" <ad...@goodunlimited.co.uk> on 2026/04/14 10:43:48 UTC
Tasks?
It looks like there's a way to have tasks associated with a project.
The task window gives me a way to create task categories but I can't
see how to generate tasks.
It looks like there's a way to link this to a repository (I use
gitLab), but I don't see how to actually do it. The online
documentation it references shows how an interface should work but not
how to actually invoke it.
How does this work?
TIA
Mark
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Re: Tasks?
Posted by Michael Bien <mb...@gmail.com>.
NetBeans does currently not ship with a provider for task/issue systems.
The last two providers were for bugzilla and local tasks, which were both removed in NB 29 (#9051). (Kenai was removed in NB 22 #7198)
The UI node on the services tab is still there for plugins as integration point which use the API.
there is some generic support: Since issue systems are often where the code is these days. Usually all you have to do is to reference an ID in a commit message. The git integration UI should be able to open the right page when issue/PR/MR links are clicked without having to configure anything. It currently supports codeberg and github/lab.
-mbien
On 4/14/26 12:43, Admin @ Goodun wrote:
> It looks like there's a way to have tasks associated with a project.
> The task window gives me a way to create task categories but I can't
> see how to generate tasks.
> It looks like there's a way to link this to a repository (I use
> gitLab), but I don't see how to actually do it. The online
> documentation it references shows how an interface should work but not
> how to actually invoke it.
>
> How does this work?
>
> TIA
> Mark
>
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