Check if a bridge exist.

ConfiguredBridges return the list of bridge that are configured for the given repo.

Attempt to retrieve a default bridge for the given repo.

LoadBridge instantiate a new bridge from a repo configuration.

LoginMetaKey return the metadata key used to store the remote bug-tracker login on the user identity.

Instantiate a new Bridge for a repo, from the given target and name.

Register will register a new BridgeImpl.

Remove a configured bridge.

TargetExist return true if the given target has a bridge implementation.

Targets return all known bridge implementation target.

Bug has been exported on the remote tracker.

Comment has been exported on the remote tracker.

Comment has been edited on the remote tracker.

Error happened during export.

Bug's labels have been changed on the remote tracker.

Nothing changed on the bug.

The export system (web API) has reached a rate limit.

Bug's status has been changed on on the remote tracker.

Bug's title has been changed on the remote tracker.

Something wrong happened during export that is worth notifying to the user but not severe enough to consider the export a failure.

Bug has been created.

Comment has been created.

Comment has been edited.

Error happened during import.

Identity has been created.

Bug's labels changed.

Nothing happened on a Bug.

The import system (web API) has reached the rate limit.

Bug's status has changed.

Bug's title has changed.

Something wrong happened during import that is worth notifying to the user but not severe enough to consider the import a failure.

Bridge is a wrapper around a BridgeImpl that will bind low-level implementation with utility code to provide high-level functions.

BridgeParams holds parameters to simplify the bridge configuration without having to make terminal prompts.

ExportResult is an event that is emitted during the export process, to allow calling code to report on what is happening, collect metrics or display meaningful errors if something went wrong.

ImportResult is an event that is emitted during the import process, to allow calling code to report on what is happening, collect metrics or display meaningful errors if something went wrong.