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Christian Jönsson added a comment - 26/Oct/2018 3:13 PM This needs to happen, at least as a plugin. I really expected two Atlassian-products (Bitbucket and Fisheye) to seamless integration!

Mark Willis added a comment - 10/May/2018 4:20 PM Please can you add this feature as it would be very useful.

Randy James added a comment - 29/Oct/2014 11:22 PM Hi, this script works. It is a hack, but hey it works! We've been running it on a 30 min cron without complaint for months. This assumes you have fisheye 3.5.3. Earlier versions required a slightly different approach for adding repos. Likely works on newer. you will need simple json and you will need to replace USER, PWD and host names. the -t switch allows you to test it not supported #!/usr/bin/python # Created by Randy James, Senior Director for Zillow, Inc import os import urllib2 import re import sys import base64 import shutil import socket import simplejson as json # stash application setters stash_base_url = "https: //stash/ rest /api/1.0" stash_credentials = base64.b64encode( 'USER:PWD' ) stash_headers = { 'Authorization' : 'Basic ' + stash_credentials, 'content-type' : 'application/json' } stash_data = None project_ignore_list = [ 'HACK' , 'EXTCONFIG' , 'EXTLIBS' , 'EXTSERVICES' , 'ST' , 'PORTS' ] # fisheye application setters fe_base_url = "https: //fisheye" fe_applinks_api_url = "/applinks/1.0" fe_rest_api_url = "/ rest /api/1.0/ rest -service" fe_data = None fe_credentials = base64.b64encode( 'USER:PWD' ) fe_headers = { 'Authorization' : 'Basic ' + fe_credentials, 'content-type' : 'application/json' , 'accept' : 'application/json' } def fe_get_repositories(): # get repos repositories_list = [] api_url = fe_base_url + '/ rest /api/1.0/ rest -service-fecru/admin/repositories?limit=1000&type=git' #api_url = fe_base_url + fe_rest_api_url + '-fe/repositories-v1' request = urllib2.Request(api_url, fe_data, fe_headers) response = urllib2.urlopen(request) repositories = json.loads(response.read()) response.close() for repository in repositories[ 'values' ]: repositories_list.append(repository[ 'name' ].lower()) if test==True: print str(repositories_list) return repositories_list def stash_get_projects(): project_list = [] request = urllib2.Request(stash_base_url + '/projects?limit=1000' , stash_data, stash_headers) response = urllib2.urlopen(request) projects = json.loads(response.read()) for project in projects[ 'values' ]: if project[ 'key' ] not in project_ignore_list: project_list.append(project[ 'key' ].lower()) return project_list def stash_get_repositories(projects): repositories = [] for p in projects: request = urllib2.Request(stash_base_url + '/projects/' + p + '/repos?limit=1000' , stash_data, stash_headers) response = urllib2.urlopen(request) repos = json.loads(response.read()) response.close() for repository in repos[ 'values' ]: repositories.append(p + '.' + repository[ 'name' ].lower().replace( ' ' , '-' )) return repositories def compare_stash_fe_repo_lists(stash_repositories, fe_repositories): repos_to_add = [] repos_to_delete = [] # fe_r not in stash? Delete it. for fe_r in fe_repositories: if fe_r not in stash_repositories: repos_to_delete.append(fe_r) # s_r not in fisheye? Add it. for s_r in stash_repositories: if s_r not in fe_repositories: repos_to_add.append(s_r) if test==True: print "add: " + str(repos_to_add) if test==True: print "del: " + str(repos_to_delete) return repos_to_add, repos_to_delete def fe_cleanup_deprecated_repos(repos_to_delete): fe_data = None for r in repos_to_delete: # stop if running api_url = (fe_base_url + '/ rest /api/1.0/ rest -service-fecru/admin/repositories/' + r + '/stop' ) request = urllib2.Request(api_url, fe_data, fe_headers) request.get_method = lambda: 'PUT' print "Stopping Repo: " + api_url if test != True: try : urllib2.urlopen(request) except urllib2.HTTPError, e: print "Stoping Repo: " + r + "Failed. See Response." print e.code return # delete api_url = fe_base_url + '/ rest /api/1.0/ rest -service-fecru/admin/repositories/' + r request = urllib2.Request(api_url, fe_data, fe_headers) request.get_method = lambda: 'DELETE' print "Removing Repository Index for : " + r if test != True: try : urllib2.urlopen(request) except urllib2.HTTPError, e: print "Deleting Repo: " + r + "Failed. See Response." print e.code return def fe_create_repository(repos_to_add): repo_list = [] for r in repos_to_add: #dashed_repo = r.replace( ' ' , '-' ) dashed_repo = r slashed_repo = dashed_repo.replace( '.' , '/' ,1) stash_repo_url = 'https: //stash-api@stash/scm/' + slashed_repo + '.git' api_url = (fe_base_url + '/ rest -service-fecru/admin/repositories' ) fe_data = json.dumps({ "type" : "git" , "name" : dashed_repo, "description" : "", "storeDiff" : " true " , "enabled" : " true " , "git" : { "location" : stash_repo_url, "auth" : { "authType" : "password" , "password" : "PWD" }, "renameDetection" : "NONE" } }) print "Adding Repo: " + dashed_repo request = urllib2.Request(api_url, fe_data, fe_headers) request.get_method = lambda: 'POST' if test != True: try : urllib2.urlopen(request) print "Added Repo: " + dashed_repo except urllib2.HTTPError, e: print "Adding Repo: " + dashed_repo + " failed. See Response." print e.code # stop and return return print "Starting Repo: " + dashed_repo api_url = (fe_base_url + '/ rest /api/1.0/ rest -service-fecru/admin/repositories/' + dashed_repo + '/start' ) fe_data = None request = urllib2.Request(api_url, fe_data, fe_headers) request.get_method = lambda: 'PUT' if test != True: try : urllib2.urlopen(request) print "Started Repo: " + dashed_repo except urllib2.HTTPError, e: print "Starting new repo: " + dashed_repo + " failed. Please use fisheye admin to start." print e.code # continue with the remaining repos pass # MAIN test = False if '-t' in (str(sys.argv)): print 'test true ' test = True stash_projects = stash_get_projects() stash_repositories = stash_get_repositories(stash_projects) fe_repositories = fe_get_repositories() repos_to_add, repos_to_delete = compare_stash_fe_repo_lists(stash_repositories, fe_repositories) fe_cleanup_deprecated_repos(repos_to_delete) fe_create_repository(repos_to_add)

seanw88 added a comment - 16/Oct/2014 6:04 AM Plugin doesn't work for us on 3.5.2.

Claus Nielsen added a comment - 31/Aug/2014 2:49 PM We need this functionality a lot.... With 1000+ SVN repos being migrated to GIT - we are looking at the integration between Stash and Fisheye. This should be possible to automate, to prevent all manuel processes. Please implement ASAP - so Stash can be an easy pick Kind regards Claus Nielsen

Michael Ruepp added a comment - 09/Dec/2013 8:38 AM The Plugin is no longer working for my 3.2.1 Installation.

Christian Schulz added a comment - 22/Nov/2013 8:40 AM - edited I think a good approach is to delegate the decision to the project responsible (Project lead). He can activate an option we want use Crucible for Reviewing and then the Project is automatically created in Crucible (inclusive the scm connection). Another approach would be (if the administrator should do it) to give the possibility to have a functionality in the project admin summary called something like "Create Crucible connection". It would be good to use existing application links for such operations. But beware of the scm authentication in cases that the repository isn't lying on the same server (you can't use file path) there must be also an user generated to access the repository.

Torben Rydiander added a comment - 12/Jun/2013 2:14 PM We solved that by creating a common fisheye user in Stash with Read permission in all Projects.

dglick-sipc added a comment - 12/Jun/2013 2:07 PM This is kind of a big deal for those of us running both tools, and I'd venture that it should be higher than a "Minor" priority item. The big problem I see is that the current method of manually linking a Stash repository to FishEye requires inputting credentials of a user with Stash access. I'm not really comfortable with the linking of Stash and FishEye being reliant on a specific user's credentials (what if they change their password, etc.).