plugin logo |
![]() A plugin logo that is a 72x72px PNG/JPG/GIF image. Atlassian strongly recommends a chiclet-style background for the logo (check out this free Photoshop template). This format works best with upcoming changes to the user interfaces of UPM and the Atlassian Marketplace. |
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| plugin icon | The plugin icon that is a 16x16px PNG/JPG/GIF pixel version of your plugin logo or an appropriate derivation of it. |
| banner | Currently, UPM 2.0 does not display banners but later versions will. Moreover, a banner is required by the Atlassian Marketplace. So, since ArfX's functionality (nothing really) is likely to work in future versions of both JIRA and UPM, this example adds a banner to show up when the software supports it. Here is how to add it to your plugin Plugin Metadata Files used by UPM and Marketplace |
Jira-Plugin-Development etiketine sahip kayıtlar gösteriliyor. Tüm kayıtları göster
Jira-Plugin-Development etiketine sahip kayıtlar gösteriliyor. Tüm kayıtları göster
2 Kasım 2012 Cuma
Create some marketing materials
1 Kasım 2012 Perşembe
Reusing the configurations in each run
Suppose you added some data on to virtual JIRA, how do you retain it when you clean start-up JIRA next time?
This is where a new SDK command comes to our rescue.
After the atlas-run is finished, that is, after you pressed Ctrl + C, execute the following command:
atlas-create-home-zip
This will generate a file named generated-test-resources.zip under the target folder.
Copy this file to the /src/test/resources folder or any other known locations. Now modify the pom.xml to add the following entry under configurations in the maven-jira-plugin:
<productDataPath>${basedir}/src/test/resources/generated-test-
resources.zip</productDataPath>
Modify the path accordingly. This will reuse the configurations the next time you run
atlas-run.
This is where a new SDK command comes to our rescue.
After the atlas-run is finished, that is, after you pressed Ctrl + C, execute the following command:
atlas-create-home-zip
This will generate a file named generated-test-resources.zip under the target folder.
Copy this file to the /src/test/resources folder or any other known locations. Now modify the pom.xml to add the following entry under configurations in the maven-jira-plugin:
resources.zip</productDataPath>
Modify the path accordingly. This will reuse the configurations the next time you run
atlas-run.
