Will the exception analyzer go open-source?
The JetBrains exception analyzer is a feature I had requrested a year or so ago for YouTrack.
I was wondering - before I go off in search of my own implementation. Will you ever open-source that code? I am sure you spent a good amount of effort to try and eliminate duplicates. I'd like to be able to do the same de-duplication in my ErrorReporter extensions.
Any hope, or pehaps I could propose it to other memebers of the community who may be interested in collaborating on someting, or know of a good open-source libraray for identifying related stack traces.
Mostly, I just need to catch duplicates, but I would like to be able to say - 'update to version X" when a exception is submitted for a something I have already fixed. I used to be able to do this in Fogz Bug, but I have since moved to YouTrack.
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We don't have any plans to release the IntelliJ IDEA exception analyzer as open-source, but there's really not so much magic going on there. Our duplicates processing is semi-automated (i.e the tool suggests likely duplicates and a developer accepts one of them or creates a new problem), not fully automated.
Thanks Dmitry,
I figured as much. I have written an exception analyser for Lua stack traces in World of Warcraft. From that I know that a system can have certain peculiarities in how you assign duplicates that can't always be dealt with by general purpose heuristics. So, it was worth asking at least. It has been a couple years since I last looked at the open source landscape for stack reporting - perhaps it has advanced enough that there will be something that meets my needs already.
Thanks!
Jon