Welcome to Mibex Software Labs. This is the development playground for our small but nevertheless useful add-ons. Please note that all of the add-ons listed here are unsupported and Mibex Software doesn't take any responsibility for their use.
You can find our supported products in our main Atlassian account at https://marketplace.atlassian.com/vendors/1211511
This is the well-known Chuck Norris plug-in for Atlassian Bamboo. It displays a picture and a random programmer joke of Chuck Norris on each build page and on the Bamboo wallboard.
This add-on is compatible with the clustering and high-availability capabilities of our products.
Automatically selects the repository of the JIRA project in Bitbucket's create branch dialog when coming from JIRA. Without this add-on the last recently used repository is selected. This prevents creating a branch in the wrong repository by mistake.
This add-on is compatible with the clustering and high-availability capabilities of our products.
Discuss a selected code snippet in a pull request with automatically suggested code reviews peers (Git blame). A dedicated HipChat room will be created for every pull request which can also be deleted automatically once the pull request is merged.
A HipChat slash command to ask a question and get an answer from Stack Overflow. How do I print a stack trace in Python? How do I parse JSON in Scala again? This add-on knows the answer. No need to google and going through dozens of results again!
This add-on is compatible with the clustering and high-availability capabilities of our products.
A Stash hook that instantly deletes the plan branch in Bamboo after the corresponding branch is deleted in Stash. This helps to keep your build plans clean and to save resources in Bamboo.
This add-on is compatible with the clustering and high-availability capabilities of our products.
Like AutoFormat of your word processor, but for JIRA issues. Wikify identifies source code, stack traces, patches and other text fragments in JIRA issues and wraps them in wiki syntax by one click. No need to remember JIRA's wiki syntax anymore!
