Integrating JIRA with StarTeam - version-control

Are there any options for integrating JIRA with Borland's StarTeam for Source Control?

There is currently no officially supported integration for StarTeam and JIRA.
This may be made possible by a StarTeam plugin for JIRA in the future or by creating a custom JIRA plugin. Further information may be found on the JIRA website at: http://jira.atlassian.com/

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diagraming plugin for wiki in vsts online

vsts online introduces wiki feature in its latest additions.
Are there any diagramming tool available as a plugin for creating wiki in the newly introduced wiki tool in vsts online?
Based on the wiki extension overview, it will be available.
Built with extensibility in mind
Want to see diagrams, mind maps and more in your wikis?
With the extensibility model we enable integrations with existing
tools to really make your wiki pages come alive.
On the other hand, you can clone it to local and modify, then push to server.
Add and edit pages in your team project wiki
I see this is an old question but there are updates. Azure DevOps Wiki (Services & Server) now supports limited Mermaid diagrams; just Sequence diagrams, Gantt charts, and Flowcharts.
Sadly Azure DevOps Wiki is stuck at an older Mermaid version, making it troublesome to use as the newer, documented Mermaid syntax often does not work.

Cloud9 real-time collaboration tools in local server?

Cloning the git repo using the instruction here: https://github.com/ajaxorg/cloud9#readme
I don't see any of the real-time tools currently implemented on c9.io hosted site.
Does anyone know where the new tools are?
The collaboration tools are currently not available in the open source version of Cloud9.

JIRA GitHub Integration in an online hosted jira solution

I know there is a github jira plugin, which is a .jar https://github.com/atlassian/jira-github-connector-plugin , how do I add this to an online hosted jira solution.
Basically we'd like to see commit activity, update time in jira tickets with a github commit message and the "source" tab should show github project rather than the default svn that jira provides.
Regards,
Noj.
Came across this question today while searching, figured I would add in the link from Jira. Must not have been available at the time this question was asked.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRASTUDIO/Integrating+GitHub+with+JIRA+Studio
If you're talking about JIRA Studio, they do not support any plugins except the ones they provide:
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRASTUDIO/JIRA+Studio+Plugin+Policy

Difference between integrating GitHub with Atlassian JIRA Studio and doing it through FishEye?

What is the difference between integrating GitHub with Atlassian JIRA Studio and doing it through Atlassian Jira Studio plugin FishEye?
Pros/Cons?
Fisheye can be used as "WebSvn" tool and is needed to use for example Crucible for code reviews. In FishEye you can see the commits clearer than in Jira, and you can read the code much easier because of the really good code highlighting
FishEye OnDemand currently only supports subversion. FishEye creates a lot of extra data when working with git and uses an external process for git interaction, things that do not work well with Atlassian's multi-tenant hosted solution.

Using github issues as mylyn task repository?

I'm looking for a way to integrate Eclipse/Mylyn with github's project-issues.
I'm aware of the Mylyn-github-connector and the smilebase project, but - unless I'm totally wrong - both connectors only allow to associate existing tasks with github commits. There is no option to use github issues as a task repository.
I also found this slightly related question / answer, but besides the fact that the provided link is dead it seems to focus on the connector itself (not the task repository)
Thanks for answering,
Jan
This is the connector you want: org.eclipse.mylyn.github (it is a fork of the one posted in the related question). I have been using it and it works great.
The GitHub Mylyn Connector is now an official Eclipse project under EGit.
The 1.0 release was part of Indigo and is available from the EGit update site under the Collaboration category:
http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates
1.1 nightlies are also available with support for pull requests:
http://download.eclipse.org/egit/github/updates-nightly