Collaborator 13.2 and 13.4 cannot login in the command line if the password contains a double-quote
Any time thepassword contains a double-quote, the login command below raises an exception. Example: if the password is 123"456, then the login command must be: ccollab.exe loginhttps://collabserver.ioMatei "123""456" The Collaborator server throws an exception: Trying to login with new configurationjava.net.SocketException: Network is unreachable: connect at java.net.DualStackPlainSocketImpl.connect0(Native Method) ERROR: Executing command `ccollab login`: java.io.IOException: Network is unreachable: connect com.smartbear.collaborator.client.exceptions.CollabClientException: java.io.IOException: Network is unreachable: connect The correct answer from the server would have been: Connecting to Collaborator Enterprise v13.4.13401 Server https://collabserver.io Collaborator Enterprise client credentials invalid. Please supply a valid password. This situation was not present in version 12.4, the double-quote was accepted in the password!
How to access review files vai JSON or the CLI Client
I have a case where I need to run a 3-rd party tool in order to provide a textual diff of some binary files. Files are stored in Bitbucket and a Collaborator review is created when a pull request is made. I'd like to insert the textual diff as a file into the peer review, triggered by the Added File Trigger. In that trigger, I'd need to get all the files that were added, identify which ones were the custom binary files and then download the last two versions and send it to the 3-rd party diff tool. The result of that diff will be added as a new file into the reivew. I will potentially need to scan old reviews or reviews where the Added File Trigger failed to add the diff, and so a JSON or cli client solution would be ideal, rather than just relying upon the Added File Trigger variable substitutions. I've been unable to identify any way of getting a list of files via JSON or the CLI client, nor any JSON or CLI client commands to retrive files. Does anybody have any suggestions on how to accomplish this? Theoretically, if I had enough information, I could go to git and collect data from it, however, the files already exist on the Collaborator server, and having to download the git repository for every changeset / Added File Trigger seems excessive. Thank youCodeCollaborator and Git - ClearCase addversions equivalent for Git?
Dear experts, My team is actively pursuing the command line utilization of Collaborator with Git (not GitHub or an public remote Git application). In clearcase, the branch name and revision number of a file is uploaded via the "addversions" command using the "ccollab" program. This has the wonderful feature of being able to switch between revisions and knowing which version you are on. WIth Git, there aren't really "version" as much as there are hashes for commits, which are what show up when you upload diffs or files to Collaborator. I know it is possible to upload comments to the overall review page such as: $ccollab addgitdiffs --upload-comment "$(git log -g -n 1 "03db" --)" "69451" "03db^..2fbe" that grabs info from the commit 03db and puts it on the review page. This does not contain information on the branch normally. Is there anything that can mimic the behavior of ClearCase so that the Git branch is clear and it is relatively easy to track which revision of each file is being looked at, or is this a lost cause. Thank you for any help.
Different output on website & via command-line client
I am trying to get license usage data for a server via a script. The only way I know how to do that is through the ccollab command-line client, specificallyccollabadmin wget "go?component=ErrorsAndMessages&step=AdminLicensing&page=Admin&ErrorsAndMessages_fingerPrint=861101" That output yields the correct page but the wrong data. From the command-line client:70 floating-seat licenses; currently using 0. From the web client:70 floating-seat licenses; currently using 30. Any idea why they're different? If the command-line method won't work, is there another way to get the information programmatically?
Checklist - CLI
Hello, How can I check an item from checklist from Command Line? I have tried to run this command:ccollab admin review create --checklistitem-custom-field "Check_List_Title=true" ,but I have java.lang.NullPointerException. I have also tried to edit an existing review withccollab admin review edit --checklistitem-custom-field "Check_List_Title=true" , but I still have an error. Thank you!
ccollab login issue
When I try to run the command ccollab login <url> <username>, it throws an error saying my credentials are invalid, and to "please supply a valid password." I know that the password I am using is the correct one; I am able to log into Collaborator via the web using those same credentials. Others are having the same issue, but some time ago, it was apparently working for some people. Has anyone come across a similar issue? What was the solution? Thanks!
get export of report programatically
I'm part of a team that collects metrics for our company and we've been asked to integrate with Collaborator. When I run the All Defects report from the web, this is the URL that's displayed: https://collab.mycompany.com//go?groupFilter=9&defectReviewIdVis=y&reviewCompletionDateVis=y&reportTitle=All+Defects&defectCreatedOnVis=y&groupDepth=all&defectIdVis=y&defectStateVis=y&data-format=report_html&component=ErrorsAndMessages&formSubmittedreportConfig=1&sort0=order%3Ddesc%7C%7C%7Ccol%3DdefectId&sort1=col%3D%7C%7C%7Corder%3Dasc&page=ReportDefectList&ErrorsAndMessages_fingerPrint=861101#data" We've been having a lot of trouble figuring out how to get this report through the json api. Is this possible? Is there another way to do it? Thanks