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# Other forges and bugtrackers
gcli is capable of not only interacting with Github. It also currently supports:
- GitLab
- Gitea
- Bugzilla
## Bugzilla
### Notes
Bugzilla is commonly used as a bug tracker in various large open-source
projects such as FreeBSD, the Linux Kernel, Mozilla and Gentoo.
### Searching
Suppose you want to search for bug reports containing `sparc` in
the Gentoo Bugzilla.
In this case you need to configure an account that points at the
correct URL in `$HOME/.config/gcli/config` by adding:
gentoo {
forge-type=bugzilla
api-base=https://bugs.gentoo.org/
}
Now you can search the Gentoo Bugs:
$ gcli -a gentoo issues sparc
NUMBER NOTES STATE TITLE
924443 0 UNCONFIRMED Add keyword ~sparc for app-misc/fastfetch
924430 0 RESOLVED media-libs/assimp-5.3.1 fails tests on sparc
924215 0 CONFIRMED dev-libs/libbson dev-libs/mongo-c-driver: alpha arm ia64 mips ppc ppc64 s390 sparc keyword req
924191 0 CONFIRMED media-libs/exempi: unaligned access causes dev-python/python-xmp-toolkit-2.0.2 to fails tests on sparc (test_file_to_dict (test.test_core_unit.UtilsTestCase.test_file_to_dict) ... Bus error)
924180 0 CONFIRMED dev-python/psycopg-3.1.17[native-extensions] fails tests on sparc: tests/test_copy_async.py::test_read_rows[asyncio-names-1] Fatal Python error: Bus error
924031 0 IN_PROGRESS sys-apps/bfs: ~arm ~arm64 ~ppc ~ppc64 ~sparc keywording
923968 0 CONFIRMED dev-python/pyarrow-15.0.0 fails to configure on sparc: CMake Error at cmake_modules/SetupCxxFlags.cmake:42 (message): Unknown system processor
921245 0 CONFIRMED media-video/rav1e-0.6.6 fails to compile on sparc: Assertion `DT.dominates(RHead, LHead) && "No dominance between recurrences used by one SCEV?"' failed.
920956 0 CONFIRMED dev-python/pygame-2.5.2: pygame.tests.font_test SIGBUS on sparc
920737 0 CONFIRMED sparc64-solaris Prefix no longer supported
<snip>
### Issue details
Furthermore we can look at single issues:
$ gcli -a gentoo issues -i 920737 all comments
NUMBER : 920737
TITLE : sparc64-solaris Prefix no longer supported
CREATED : 2023-12-26T19:20:58Z
PRODUCT : Gentoo Linux
COMPONENT : Profiles
AUTHOR : Tom Williams
STATE : CONFIRMED
LABELS : none
ASSIGNEES : prefix
ORIGINAL POST
Resurrecting a Prefix install on Solaris 11.4 SPARC. It was working rather well
for me; after a hiatus I had hoped to use it again but my first emerge --sync
has removed the profile needed to merge any updates or new packages.
I note commit 8e006b67e06a19fae10c6059c7fc5ede88834601 in May 2023 removed the
profile and keywording for prefixed installs.
There is no associated comment. There doesn't seem to be a bug report in regards
to the change (I'm quite sure almost nobody uses it, so probably fair enough)
Any easy way to restore the profile for now? Eventually Solaris/SPARC and thus
Prefix will be gone anyway, but useful for now.
Thanks for your continued efforts.
AUTHOR : sam
DATE : 2023-12-26T19:21:33Z
I think at the very least, when removing Prefix support in future, a 'deprecated'
file should be added to the relevant profiles asking if anyone is using
it to step forward.
AUTHOR : grobian
DATE : 2023-12-26T22:58:12Z
Solaris 11.4 itself is a problem. I doubt you ever had it "working".
AUTHOR : grobian
DATE : 2023-12-26T22:59:57Z
Linux sparc team is not relevant here
$
## GitLab
### Configuring an account for use with a token
First you need to generate a token:
1. Click on your avatar in the top left corner
1. Choose Preferences in the popup menu
1. Select `Access tokens` in the preference menu
1. Click the `Add new token` button
1. Choose some reasonable values
- The token name can be your hostname e.g. `gcli $(hostname)`
- Clear the expiration date. It will be defaulted to some high value by GitLab.
- Select the `api` scope
Now click `Create personal access token`. Save this token - **do not share it with anyone else**.
You can now update your gcli config in `$HOME/.config/gcli/config`:
```conf
defaults {
gitlab-default-account=gitlab-com
...
}
gitlab-com {
account=<your-username-at-gitlab>
token=<the-token-you-just-created>
forge-type=gitlab
}
```
After that you should be able to run the following command:
$ gcli -t gitlab issues -o herrhotzenplotz -r gcli
If this process errors out check the above steps. If you believe
this is a bug, please report it at our issue tracker!
## Gitea
The steps here are roughly the same as with GitLab.
To generate a token:
1. Click your avatar in the top-right corner
1. Choose `Settings` in the popup menu
1. Select `Applications` in the menu on the left
1. Under `Generate new token` enter a reasonable token name
1. Click the `Generate token` button
1. Save the token - **do not share it with anyone else**.
You can now update your gcli config file in `$HOME/.config/gcli/config`:
```conf
defaults {
gitea-default-account=codeberg-org
...
}
codeberg-org {
account=<your-username-at-gitea>
token=<the-token-you-just-created>
forge-type=gitea
api-base=https://codeberg.org/api/v1
}
```
The example here uses Codeberg. Update these fields as needed for your own use case.
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