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Additionally, Bugzilla added a new section dedicated to the REST WebService API. ) and is easily converted to alternative formats (e.g., HTML, PDF). Bugzilla finds that the format should allow simple hosting at popular sites (e.g. The new docs were written in a reStructuredText format. With the new release, Bugzilla has completely rewritten the standard docs. While the "ORed" method exists as the default users who desire the "ANDed" method can elect to use that. Upgrading XML::Parser to 2.41 (after upgrading the expat and expat-devel RPMs) seems to have fixed the problem as I now can run the app with SOAP::Lite 0.712. In 5.0, Bugzilla has "ORed" groups together, meaning a bug can be viewed by everyone who is a member of any group where the bug exists. So the one that ended up being used was an old installation, ver. Before the 5.0 release, Bugzilla "ANDed" groups together, meaning bugs could be viewed only by users who were members of all groups where the bug existed. Another automatic feature surrounding tags is the ability for administrators to hide certain tagged comments by default.įurther, Bugzilla has improved bug group membership checking. Users can hide comments with specific tags, and frequently used tags can be selected with the autocompletion feature. Tags help facilitate thread conversations, spam identification, flag important comments and more. In addition to the API improvements, users can now add tags to bug comments. Additional methods include Group.get and Bug.search. bugzilla is a command-line utility that allows access to the XML-RPC interface provided by Bugzilla. With the key, API calls no longer require cookie use or logins and passwords. Further improvements to the API include an API Key. The XML-RPC and JSON-RPC endpoints have now been deprecated, but Bugzilla anticipates continued support for the older endpoints until the release of Bugzilla 7.0. For the time being, the new endpoint exists alongside the existing XML- RPC and JSON-RPC endpoints. Note that it is a completely separate application from Bugzilla it uses existing methods (XML-RPC, CSV representations, and raw HTML) to access Bugzilla data, which it transforms into. The new endpoint allows users to access Bugzilla data with HTTP calls. BzAPI is a separate service interfacing with Bugzilla and providing a REST interface, different from 5.0's native REST. The WebServices API now includes a REST-like Endpoint. With the 5.0 release, Bugzilla has officially announced the end of life for the Bugzilla 4.0 series.
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The most significant changes include the WebServices API, bug comment tags and membership checks.
#Bugzilla xml rpc update
It marks the first update in more than two years and comes with significant changes from the previous version (4.4). I have also tried stripping line breaks to no avail as suggested in the bug report about the implementation of the Bug.add_attachment API call.Bugzilla Track this API, a bug tracking and reporting system, has announced the release of Bugzilla 5.0.
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Even a direct test of the XMLRPC API with the generated base64 string from the Perl still results in a corrupt file.
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I believe on the backend the Web Service API uses decode_base64 so I'm surprised this doesn't work. $response = $client->api_call("Bug.add_attachment", \%params) # Needs to be hash ref File such changes under the appropriate component in the product. $base64_encoded_file = encode_base64($data) Note: This is not the place to request configuration, permission, or account changes to this installation of Bugzilla ().
#Bugzilla xml rpc code
The relevant code looks like this - my $client = BZ::Client->new("url" => $url, The API doc at specifies that the attachment needs to be base64 encoded, so I'm using a straightforward piece of code to read a local png file, convert to base64 using MIME::Base64 and uploading using a Bugzilla Perl client API called BZ::Client.
#Bugzilla xml rpc download
I'm experimenting with the Bugzilla Webservices API for uploading attachments to bugs automatically but the base64 encoded messages I'm uploading always end up corrupted when I download them from Bugzilla.
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