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Are there trackers with Maven support?

I am currently looking for a problem tracker to be used with a rather complex multi-module maven project (> 50 submodules). It seems like a good idea to use the information already stored in the POM files to set up problem tracking, so for example, problems can be assigned to specific maven modules (and are related to the version specified in the corresponding POM file, etc ..).

This will simplify the entire setup process. Are there any trackers with specific support for “importing” Maven structures, possibly through additional plugins?

Wikipedia's performance matrix on release trackers does not mention this, and I wonder if anyone knows such tools?

EDIT: After glancing for a while, I didn't find anything. Thus, there is no such tool yet, since even for problematic trackers with many plugins, such as jira or trac , no maven import plug-ins seem to exist. Perhaps importing Maven is not as simple as it sounds, or it is not worth the effort (even in this case there is no simple 1: 1 connection between the Maven module and the component for tracking problems, so this would be useful only for the initial configuration).

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I also do not know about simplified integration.

There are some plugins that can link to Jira or read release notes, but most of them are not updated regularly.

What I could imagine in your case is using Jira and creating a maven plugin to accomplish what you want to do. Jira comes with a powerful remote API. This may work with trac, but I just don't know this tool so well. Thus, you can connect the device to create components in Jira (or remove them) or add versions. It might be interesting.

On the other hand, problem trackers also perform some kind of planning. And there is a gap between what is a logical component and what is a technical component or module maven. Usually they do not treat this well.

So, as you say: for initial setup this seems like an idea. But adding versions only when project changes are already a problem, often you plan new features for versions within a few months.

Not sure how practical this is: - /

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IntelliJ YouTrack has support for Maven 's plugin form. I have never used it. I think there was another plugin for him.

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To achieve this, you can use the maven-jira-plugin.

jira-maven-plugin

Maven-jira-plugin

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1395609/

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