Clarive

Manages Git repositories with project and role-based access control and branch management.

Triggers CI builds and test pipelines upon code push to a branch. Utilizes global pipelines and predefined natures for efficient pipeline creation.

Merges topic branches into and out of releases for clean code history.

Defines DevOps automation pipelines using rule-based event triggers in .clarive.yml files.

Enables commenting on code and interaction with peers.

Allows projects to have more than one Git repository.

Creates rules that trigger upon code push to a repository.

Repositories are private by default but can be shared or made global.

Triggers event hooks upon topic creation, field modification, or workflow status change.

Manages projects using topics that correspond 1:1 with branches (features, user stories, bugfixes, etc.).

Visualizes topics in any arrangement using customizable or team-based boards.

Provides Scrum support with topic categories for features, user stories, epics, and sprints.

Groups changes from multiple projects for managing complex releases.

Manages topic statuses (in progress, ready, frozen, etc.) and customizes workflows for controlled topic movement.

Creates and personalizes dashboards with drag-and-drop functionality.

Enables features to belong to epics and releases, and issues to be nested within user stories for easy navigation and search.

Groups Kanban topics for project segmentation.

Visualizes and rearranges topics on a Kanban board with user drag-and-drop capabilities. Displays custom fields within swimlanes.

Creates custom fields for Kanban topics.

Assigns roles with varying permissions for different projects.

Runs pipelines on a schedule, upon push to repository, and allows monitoring and adjustments.

Utilizes Docker containers for all CI/CD runs on the Clarive server or within a user's swarm.

Moves Kanban cards to an environment for deployment creation.

Creates environments with variables and workflows for on-demand release progression.

Plans releases, adds or removes features/bugfixes, and freezes them for deployment.

Sets up critical sections dynamically to prevent conflicting deployments.

Creates repeatable jobs or schedules on-demand deployments.

Tracks deployed files, including location, deployment time, and file signatures.

Identifies bottlenecks for workflow optimization.

Reverts deployments by running rules against the previous stable version.

Manages deployment artifacts for aggregation, sharing, builds, and deployment phases.