This plugin provides support for GitHub Issue Tracker.

• NetBeans 8.1+

• Create a new issue
• Edit an issue
• Create queries
• Edit an issue comment
• Delete an issue comment
• Create a new pull request
• Change an existing issue to a pull request
• Search issues with issue number or keywords
• Create a new label
• Create a new milestone
• Add issues to schedule categories
• Insert and manage templates

1. Open a task window (Windows > Task)
2. Click add repository icon
3. Select the GitHub Issues Connector
4. Input display name, your user name, OAuth token and repository information
5. Click Connect button (If you can't connect a repository, please try to check input values)
6. Click OK button

If an issue has a milestone and it has a due date, the issue is added to schedule category.

You can insert a template and manage templates using buttons below the description. All templates are used globally. (i.e. It isn't templates per repository.)

**NOTE:**You cannot remove the default template. If you remove it, it will be initilized. You cannot edit a template name. So, if you want to change it, just remove it, then add a new template.

1. Open
2. Assigned to me
3. Created by me

If you want to enable/disable these queries, Please change them on the Options panel.(Tools > Options > Team > GitHub Issues)

.github file can be set login name and oauth token. They are used as default values when we create a new repository. It must be put in the user home directory. The format is the following:

login=junichi11
oauth=*****************************

You can get a your OAuth token from the following: Settings > Applications > Personal access tokens > Generate new token

• Check repo
• Input token description
• Click generate token

• egit-github
• octicons

Common Development and Distribution License (CDDL) v1.0 and GNU General Public License (GPL) v2