This is a provider for taskmapper. It provides interoperability with Bugzilla and it's issue tracking system through the taskmapper gem.

First we have to instantiate a new taskmapper instance, your bugzilla installation should have api access enable: bugzilla = TaskMapper.new(:bugzilla, {:username=> 'foo', :password => "bar", :url => "https://bugzilla.mozilla.org"})

If you do not pass in the url, username and password, you won't get any information.

projects = taskmapper.projects # All projects projects = taskmapper.projects([1,2,3]) # A list of projects based on id project = taskmapper.project(1) # Single project project = taskmapper.project(:id => 1) # Single project based on attributes

tickets = project.tickets # All tickets tickets = project.tickets([1,2,3]) # List of tickets based on id's ticket = project.ticket(1) # Single ticket by id

ticket = project.ticket!({:summary => "New ticket", :description=> "Body for the very new ticket", :component => "Canvas", :op_sys =>"Linux", :platform => "x86", ... }) # You can add all the attributes for a valid ticket, but the one in th example are the mandatory ones. Here is the list of valid attributes product_id id component_id summary title version op_sys platform priority description alias qa_contact assignee status target_milestone severity

comments = project.tickets.first.comments # All the tickets facility for searchs are available for comments as well comments = project.ticket(1).comments([1,2,3]) # List of comments based on id's

• rubygems (obviously)
• taskmapper gem (latest version preferred)
• jeweler gem (only if you want to repackage and develop)
• guitsaru-rubyzilla

The taskmapper gem should automatically be installed during the installation of this gem if it is not already installed.

Since this and the taskmapper gem is still primarily a work-in-progress, minor changes may be incompatible with previous versions. Please be careful about using and updating this gem in production.

If you see or find any issues, feel free to open up an issue report.

• Fork the project.
• Make your feature addition or bug fix.
• Add tests for it. This is important so we don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
• Commit, do not mess with rakefile, version, or history. (if you want to have your own version, that is fine but bump version in a commit by itself so we can ignore when I pull)
• Send us a pull request. Bonus points for topic branches.

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