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Space Details Space Details Key: YTD3 Name: YouTrack Energy Documentation Description: Documentation space for YouTrack Energy Creator (Creation Date): admin (Sep 10, 2008) Last Modifier (Mod. Date): ivrina (Aug 17, 2010) Available Pages • YouTrack Energy Documentation • Keyboard Shortcuts • Installation and Upgrade • YouTrack Supported Environments • YouTrack on Linux • Linux. YouTrack JAR as a Service • Linux. YouTrack JAR as a Service. Old Method • Linux. JAR in Apache Web Server • Linux. JAR in Nginx Web Server • Linux. WAR within Servlet Container and Apache Web Server • Linux. WAR within Servlet Container and Nginx Web Server • YouTrack on Windows • Windows. Installing and Running YouTrack as a Service • Windows. YouTrack JAR and Apache Web Server • Windows. WAR and Tomcat Servlet Container • Windows. WAR within Servlet Container and Apache Web Server • Administrator's Guide • Initial Setup • Administration Area Overview • Managing YouTrack Instance • Managing Basic Settings • Managing Database • Backing Up Database • Restoring Database from a Backup • Changing Database Location • Managing Text Indexing Settings • Managing Projects • Creating New Project • Importing a Project from JIRA • Configuring a Project • Managing Custom Fields • Supported Custom Field Types • Creating and Editing Custom Fields • Managing Enumerations • Managing User Access • Integrating YouTrack with External Tools Document generated by Confluence on Feb 21, 2011 14:38 Page 1 • Import to YouTrack • Import from Bugzilla • Import from Mantis • Python Client Library • Import from a CSV File • Import from Another YouTrack Server • Import from Google Code Issue Tracker • Import from Trac • Integration with External Tools • Integration with Test Management Tools • Integration with TestLink • Integration with TeamCity • Configuring TeamCity Integration • Executing Commands from a Comment to a VCS Change Commit • Mapping Issues to VCS Change Commit • Using TeamCity Integration • Mailbox Integration • LDAP Integration • OpenID Integration • OpenSearch Support in YouTrack • FAQ • Quick Start Guides • Quick Start Guide. Creating a New Issue • Quick Start Guide. Using YouTrack Bookmarklet • Quick Start Guide. Adding Attachments to an Issue • Quick Start Guide. Using Screenshot Applet • Quick Start Guide. Searching for Issues • Quick Start Guide. Navigating Between Issues • Quick Start Guide. Using YouTrack command window • Quick Start Guide. Using Tags • Quick Start Guide. Using Issue Filters • Quick Start Guide. Watching Issues • Quick Start Guide. Using Wiki Markup • Quick Start Guide. Customizing Sidebar • Search Query and Commands Reference • Command Grammar • Search and Command Attributes • Search Query Grammar • YouTrack REST API Reference • General REST API • Issues Related Methods • Create New Issue • Get an Issue Document generated by Confluence on Feb 21, 2011 14:38 Page 2 • Get Issues • Check that an Issue Exists • Get Attachments of an Issue • Get Comments of an Issue • Get Links of an Issue • Apply Command to an Issue • Attach File to an Issue • Delete an Issue • Projects Related Methods • Get Accessible Projects • Get Issues in Accessible Projects • Get Issues in a Project • Get Issue Priorities • Get Issue States • Get States Considered to be Resolved • Get Issue Types • User Related Methods • Log in to YouTrack • Get Info For Current User • Get User by Login Name • Get Saved Searches for a User • Administration REST API • Project • GET Project • GET Projects • Project Builds • GET Builds • PUT Project • DELETE Project • Assignees • GET Assignees • GET Assignee Groups • GET Individual Assignees • Project Custom Fields • GET Project Custom Field • GET Project Custom Fields • POST Project Custom Field • PUT Project Custom Field • DELETE Project Custom Field • Subsystems • GET Subsystems • GET Subsystem • PUT Subsystem Document generated by Confluence on Feb 21, 2011 14:38 Page 3 • DELETE Subsystem • Versions • GET Version • GET Versions • POST Version • PUT Version • DELETE Version • Users • GET User • GET Users • POST User • PUT User • DELETE User • GET User Roles • GET User Groups • Groups • GET Group • GET Groups • POST Group • PUT Group • DELETE Group • GET Group Roles • Role • GET Role • GET Roles • GET Role Permissions • Issue Link Types • GET Issue Link Types • GET Issue Link Type • PUT Issue Link Type • POST Issue Link Type • DELETE Issue Link Type • Custom Fields • Prototypes • GET Prototype • GET Prototypes • POST Prototype • PUT Prototype • DELETE Prototype • Enumeration Bundles • GET Enumeration • GET Enumerations • POST Enumeration Document generated by Confluence on Feb 21, 2011 14:38 Page 4 • PUT Enumeration • DELETE Enumeration • Values • POST Value • PUT Value • DELETE Value • Custom Field Types • GET Custom Field Type • GET Custom Field Types • Statistics • GET Browser Usage • GET Telemetry • Import REST API • Import Users • Import Issues • Import Links • REST Import Sample Document generated by Confluence on Feb 21, 2011 14:38 Page 5 YouTrack Energy Documentation This page last changed on Dec 30, 2010 by ivrina. YouTrack Quick Start Guides YouTrack Demos Creating a New Issue Issue Search Using YouTrack Bookmarklet Adding Attachments to an Issue Using Screenshot Applet Searching for Issues Navigating Between Issues Using YouTrack Command Window Using Tags Using Saved Searches Using Issue Filters Watching Issues Using Wiki Markup Customizing Sidebar Using Commands YouTrack FAQ Frequently Asked Questions YouTrack Reference Search Query and Commands Reference Search Query Grammar (BNF) Command Grammar (BNF) Keyboard Shortcuts More demos YouTrack Administration Installation and Upgrade Administrator's Guide Integration with External Tools YouTrack REST API General REST API Administration REST API Import REST API Bug Reports, Feature Requests, and Feedback Report bugs and post feature requests Send your feedback Discuss YouTrack Legend — new or recently updated document Document generated by Confluence on Feb 21, 2011 14:38 Page 6 Keyboard Shortcuts This page last changed on Dec 22, 2010 by ivrina. YouTrack is a keyboard-centric application and provides enough keyboard support to let you forget about using the mouse in most cases. For almost any operation you need to do, wether it's creating, editing or navigating between issues, commenting, changing attributes — YouTrack provides a shortcut. Shortcuts listed here are valid for YouTrack Energy version, and are divided by the modes of viewing and working with issues in YouTrack: Error formatting macro: toc: java.lang.NullPointerException Issues List Win Shortcut Mac Shortcut Description Esc esc ( ) Switch between search box and issues list or Deselect any selected issue in the list. Down Down Move from the search box to the top issue in the list. Ctrl+Shift+Backspace ctrl( )+ Hide/Show the left sidebar.+Backspace Ctrl+Shift+1 ctrl( )+ Open/Close 'My Tags and+1 Saved Searches' drop-down menu. Up Up Move from the top issue in the list of issues to the search box. End Go to the last issue on the page. Home Go to the first issue on the page. Ctrl+Right ctrl( )+RightGo to next page. Ctrl+Left ctrl( )+LeftGo to previous page. Ctrl+Shift+Right ctrl( )+ Go to last page of issues+Right list. Ctrl+Shift+Left ctrl( )+ Go to first page of issues+Left list. Right Right Expand an issue in the list of issues. Left Left Collapse an issue in the list of issues. Space Space Select an issue in the list of issues. F2 F2 Open the highlighted issue for editing. Alt+Ctrl+Shift+C alt( )+ctrl(Select ID or ID and Summary)+ for +C highlighted issue. Sequentially: select Issue ID, select Issue ID and summary, deselect all. Enter or Open a highlighted issue in a separate page (enters full issue view). Ctrl+/ ctrl( )+/ Show keyboard shortcuts hints. Full Issue View Win Shortcut Mac Shortcut Description Enter Enter ( Open a highlighted issue in a or ) separate page (enters full issue view). Ctrl+Up ctrl( )+UpGo back to the list of issues. Ctrl+Right ctrl( )+RightGo to the next issue in the search results. Ctrl+Left ctrl( )+LeftGo to the previous issue in the search results. Ctrl+Shift+C ctrl( )+ Switch to the Comments+C tab. Ctrl+Shift+H ctrl( )+ Switch to the History tab.+H Document generated by Confluence on Feb 21, 2011 14:38 Page 7 Ctrl+Shift+L ctrl( )+ Switch to the Links tab. +L F2 F2 Edit issue. Ctrl+Shift+1 ctrl( )+ Open/Close 'My Tags and+1 Saved Searches' drop-down menu. Ctrl+/ ctrl( )+/ Show keyboard shortcuts hints. Backspace Backspace Go back to the search results page. Command Window Win Shortcut Mac Shortcut Description Ctrl+Alt+J or any letter ctrl( )+alt(Open Command window )+J or any letter Ctrl+Alt+P ctrl( )+alt(Toggle preview mode on/off.)+P Ctrl+Enter ctrl( )+( Apply command. or ) Esc esc (esc.gif) Cancel command. Create/Edit Issue Win Shortcut Mac Shortcut Description Alt+Ins or ctrl( )+N Create new issue. Ctrl+Alt+Ins (Opera) F2 F2 Edit issue. Ctrl+Alt+J or any letter ctrl( )+alt(Open the Command window.)+J or any letter Ctrl+Alt+C ctrl( )+alt(Open a form to comment an)+C issue. Ctrl+Alt+V ctrl( )+alt(Paste a screen-shot from )+V clipboard. Ctrl+Enter ctrl( )+( Submit changes. or ) Ctrl+Alt+A ctrl( )+alt(Open a dialog to add file to )+Aan issue. Ctrl+Alt+S ctrl( )+alt(Open applet to take a screen-shot)+S and attach it to an issue. Ctrl+Shift+1 ctrl( )+ Open/Close 'My Tags and+1 Saved Searches' drop-down menu. Document generated by Confluence on Feb 21, 2011 14:38 Page 8 Installation and Upgrade This page last changed on May 25, 2010 by ivrina. YouTrack Supported Environments YouTrack on Linux • Linux.
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