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| Developer(s) | JetBrains |
|---|---|
| Initial release | October 29, 2009 (2009-10-29) |
| Stable release | 2.0 / May 26, 2010 (2010-05-26) |
| Written in | Java via JetBrains MPS |
| Operating system | Cross-platform |
| Type | Bug tracking system |
| License | Proprietary |
| Website | jetbrains.com/youtrack |
YouTrack is a commercial World Wide Web-based bug tracker and issue tracking system developed by JetBrains. It focuses on a keyboard-centric user experience, a query-based issue search with auto-completion, and manipulating issues in batches. Originally developed and internally used under the name "Charisma," the product was renamed prior to initial release due to copyright implications.
Architecture
YouTrack is implemented in compliance with the LOP paradigm and is the first commercial product developed using JetBrains MPS and a set of JetBrains' own DSLs . It uses BerkleyDB for entity persistence. For Remote Procedure Calls (RPC), YouTrack supports a RESTful API. YouTrack integrates with a number of source control programs (SCM) such as Subversion, CVS, Clearcase, Visual SourceSafe, Mercurial, Git, and Perforce through TeamCity. It also has an integration with TeamCity, IntelliJ IDEA and supports user authentication with Google Account, Yahoo!, OpenID and LDAP. YouTrack is capable of importing issues from JIRA and Google Code bug tracker. YouTrack provides a Python library for importing issues from other tracking systems.
User Interface
YouTrack's AJAX-based user interface provides both keyboard and mouse interaction. Searching for issues is implemented via human-language-like query syntax and performed from a single search box.
System Requirements and Distribution Types
YouTrack is cross-platform and works on any Java-enabled operating system, including Microsoft Windows, Linux (*nix), Mac OS X and Solaris. It has three distribution types: web archive (.war) which can be deployed to almost any servlet container (Tomcat, Jetty, etc.); runnable Java archive (.jar) which bundles Jetty and is ready to be started without any additional installation; and Windows Installer (.exe) which installs and configures JRE and Tomcat with the deployed YouTrack web archive.
YouTrack RESTful API
YouTrack RESTful API allows developers to perform various actions programmatically, including:
- Importing existing projects and issues from other bug tracking systems.
- Creating, modifying, getting all the issues attributes.
- Manipulating projects, users, groups and roles.
License and Editions
YouTrack is distributed under a commercial license in three editions: Enterprise Edition, Professional Edition, and Starter Edition. The top Enterprise Edition supports unlimited user accounts and projects, as well as LDAP authentication.
References
- "New Bug Tracker - YouTrack 1.0 Release". Javalobby. Retrieved October 30, 2009.
- "JetBrains upgrades YouTrack bug tracker". InfoWorld. Retrieved May 26,2010.
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- "Evolving Java Without Changing the Language:Custom DSLs". InfoQ.
- "Python Client Library".
- "JetBrains Releases Bug and Issue Tracking Beta". Dr.Dobb's.
- "YouTrack REST API Reference".