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+*.swp
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+source "http://rubygems.org"
+gemspec

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+PATH
+  remote: .
+  specs:
+    watson (1.0.0)
+      json
+
+GEM
+  remote: http://rubygems.org/
+  specs:
+    diff-lcs (1.2.5)
+    json (1.8.1)
+    rake (10.1.0)
+    rspec (2.14.1)
+      rspec-core (~> 2.14.0)
+      rspec-expectations (~> 2.14.0)
+      rspec-mocks (~> 2.14.0)
+    rspec-core (2.14.7)
+    rspec-expectations (2.14.4)
+      diff-lcs (>= 1.1.3, < 2.0)
+    rspec-mocks (2.14.4)
+
+PLATFORMS
+  ruby
+
+DEPENDENCIES
+  rake
+  rspec
+  watson!

data/LICENSE

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+Copyright (c) 2012-2013 goosecode labs
+
+Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
+of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
+copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
+furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
+
+The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
+all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
+
+THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
+IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
+FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
+AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
+LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
+OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
+THE SOFTWARE.

data/README.md

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+# watson-ruby  
+### an inline issue manager
+[watson](http://goosecode.com/watson) ([mirror](http://nhmood.github.io/watson-ruby)) is a tool for creating and tracking bug reports, issues, and internal notes in code.    
+It is avaliable in two flavors, [watson-ruby](http://github.com/nhmood/watson-ruby) and [watson-perl](http://github.com/watson-perl)
+
+### See watson in action [here](http://goosecode.com/watson) ([mirror](http://nhmood.github.io/watson-ruby))
+### See the RDoc documentation [here](http://goosecode.com/watson/ruby-documentation) ([mirror](http://nhmood.github.io/watson-ruby/documentation))
+
+## Installation
+watson-ruby has been tested with **Ruby v2.0.0p247** and **RubyGems v2.0.3** (on **Arch Linux**)  
+watson-ruby requires the ```json``` gem 
+
+### From Repo
+watson-ruby is avaliable as a RubyGem.  
+You can either download it directory from ```gem``` using
+```
+gem install watson
+```
+
+Or you can clone this repo and install with Rake
+```
+clone https://github.com/nhmood/watson-ruby.git .
+cd watson-ruby
+rake 
+```
+  
+## Usage
+For a quick idea of how to use watson, check out the [app demo](http://goosecode.com/watson)! ([mirror](http://nhmood.github.io/watson-ruby))  
+See below for a description of what all the command line arguments do.
+
+## Command line arguments
+```
+Usage: watson [OPTION]...
+Running watson with no arguments will parse with settings in RC file
+If no RC file exists, default RC file will be created
+
+   -c, --context-lines			number of lines of context to provide with posted issue
+   -d, --dirs                   list of directories to search in
+   -f, --files                  list of files to search in
+   -h, --help                   print help
+   -i, --ignore                 list of files, directories, or types to ignore
+   -p, --parse-depth            depth to recursively parse directories
+   -r, --remote                 list / create tokens for Bitbucket/Github
+   -t, --tags                   list of tags to search for
+   -u, --update					update remote repos with current issues
+   -v, --version                print watson version and info
+
+Any number of files, tags, dirs, and ignores can be listed after flag
+Ignored files should be space separated
+To use *.filetype identifier, encapsulate in "" to avoid shell substitutions
+
+Report bugs to: watson@goosecode.com
+watson home page: <http://goosecode.com/projects/watson>
+[goosecode] labs | 2012-2013
+
+```
+### All file/directory/tag related parameters support relative as well as absolute paths.   
+
+### -c, --context-lines [LINES]
+This parameter specifies how many lines of context watson should include when posting issues to remote repos.  
+When this parameter is set from the command line, the .watsonrc config file is written with the value; the command line option effectively sets the default value for this feature in the current directory.  
+The default value is set to 15 (and can be found in the lib/watson/command.rb file).
+
+### -d, --dirs [DIRS]  
+This parameter specifies which directories watson should parse through.  
+It should be followed by a space separated list of directories that should be parsed.  
+If watson is run without this parameter, the current directory is parsed.  
+
+
+### -f, --files [FILES]
+This parameter specifies which files watson should parse through.  
+It should be followed by a space separated list of files that should be parsed.  
+
+
+### -h, --help
+This parameter displays the list of avaliable options for watson.
+
+
+### -i, --ignore [IGNORES]
+This parameter specifies which files and directories watson should ignore when parsing.  
+It should be followed by a space separated list of files and/or directories to be ignored.  
+This parameter should be used as an opposite to -d/-f, when there are more files that should be parsed in a directory than should be ignored.
+
+
+### -p, --parse-depth [PARSE_DEPTH]
+This parameter specifies how deep watson should recursively parse directories.  
+The 'depth' is defined as how many levels deep from the top-most specified directory to parse.  
+If individual directories are passed with the -d (--dirs) flag, each will be parsed PARSE_DEPTH layers, regardless of their depth from the current directory.  
+If watson is run without this parameter, the parsing depth is unlimited and will search through all subdirectories found.
+
+
+### -r, --remote [GITHUB, BITBUCKET]
+This parameter is used to both list currently established remotes as well as setup new ones.  
+If passed without any options, the currently established remotes will be listed.  
+If passed with a github or bitbucket argument, watson will proceed to ask some questions to set up the corresponding remote.  
+
+
+### -t, --tags [TAGS]
+This parameter is used to specify which tags watson should look for when parsing.  
+The tag currently supports any regular character and number combination, no special (!@#$...) characters.  
+
+
+### -u, --update
+This parameter is used to update remote repos with new issues.  
+watson **does not** post new issues by default therefore this parameter is required to push up to GitHub/Bitbucket.  
+watson **does** pull issue status by default, therefore you will always be notified of resolved issues on GitHub/Bitbucket.
+
+### -v, --version
+This parameter displays the current version of watson you are running.
+
+
+## .watsonrc
+watson supports an RC file that allows for reusing commong settings without repeating command line arguments every time.  
+
+The .watsonrc is placed in every directory that watson is run from as opposed to a unified file (in ~/.watsonrc for example). The thinking behind this is that each project may have a different set of folders to ignore, directories to search through, and tags to look for.  
+For example, a C/C++ project might want to look in src/ and ignore obj/ whereas a Ruby project might want to look in lib/ and ignore assets/.  
+
+The .watsonrc file is fairly straightforward...  
+**[dirs]** - This is a newline separated list of directories to ignore.
+
+**[tags]** - This is a newline separated list of tags to look for while parsing.
+
+**[ignore]** - This is a newline separated list of files / folders to ignore while parsing.  
+This supports wildcard type selecting by providing .filename (no * required)
+
+**[context_depth]** - This value determines how many lines of context should be grabbed for each issue when posting to a remote.
+
+**[(github/bitbucket)]** - If a remote is established, the API key for the corresponding remote is stored here.  
+Currently, OAuth has yet to be implemented for Bitbucket so the Bitbucket username is stored here.
+
+**[(github/bitbucket)_repo]** - The repo name / path is stored here.  
+
+The remote related .watsonrc options shouldn't need to be edited manually, as they are automatically populated when the -r, --remote setup is called.
+
+## Special Thanks
+Special thanks to [@samirahmed](http://github.com/samirahmed) for his super Ruby help and encouraging the Ruby port!  
+Special thanks to [@eugenekolo](http://twitter.com/eugenekolo) [[email](eugenek@bu.edu)] for his super Perl help!  
+Special thanks to [@crowell](http://twitter.com/crowell) for testing out watson-ruby!
+
+## FAQ
+- **Why Ruby?**  
+	I wanted to learn Ruby and this seemed like a pretty decent project.  
+
+- **Why is the Ruby version different from the Perl version?**  
+	The Ruby version was developed after the Perl version was made. Because of this, it was a lot easier to add on features that were thought of while/after making the Perl version as the plumbing was still being setup.  
+	With a combination of wanting to finish watson-ruby as well as laziness, some of the improvements that were added to watson-ruby *have yet* to be pulled back into watson-perl.  
+	If you are interested in helping out or maintaining watson-perl let me know!

data/Rakefile

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+require 'bundler/gem_tasks'
+require 'rspec/core/rake_task'
+require 'rdoc/task'
+
+task :default => :run_all
+task :test => :spec
+
+task :run_all => [:spec, :rdoc, :install] do
+
+end
+
+desc 'Run RSpec tests'
+RSpec::Core::RakeTask.new(:spec)
+
+desc 'Generate RDoc documentation'
+RDoc::Task.new(:rdoc) do | rdoc |
+	rdoc.rdoc_dir = 'doc'
+	rdoc.rdoc_files.include 'lib'
+end
+
+

data/assets/defaultConf

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+# watson rc
+# watson - inline issue manager
+# [goosecode] labs 
+
+
+# Directories 
+[dirs] 
+./
+
+ 
+# Tags 
+[tags] 
+fix
+review
+todo
+
+
+# Ignores
+[ignore]
+.git
+*.swp

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+#!/usr/bin/env ruby
+# coding: utf-8
+
+# [review] - Using own funky path loading because traditional way seems wrong?
+# Commented out version is traditional, seen in many apps. If you use that and 
+# look at load_path you get path/../lib (I'd expect those to be separate?)
+# My funky version adds path/., path/bin, path/assets separately
+# Maybe I don't get how the load path is supposed to look though...
+
+#$:.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), *%w[.. lib])
+$:.unshift *%w[. assets lib].map { |m| __dir__.gsub(/\/bin(.?)+/, '') + '/' + m }
+#p($:)
+
+
+require 'watson'
+
+
+Watson::Command.execute(*ARGV)

data/lib/watson.rb

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+require_relative 'watson/command'
+require_relative 'watson/config'
+require_relative 'watson/fs'
+require_relative 'watson/parser'
+require_relative 'watson/printer'
+require_relative 'watson/remote'
+require_relative 'watson/github'
+require_relative 'watson/bitbucket'
+
+module Watson
+	# [todo] - Replace all regex parentheses() with brackets[] if not matching
+	# 		   Was using () to group things together for syntax instead of []
+	# 		   Replace so we can get cleaner matches and don't need to keep track of matches
+	
+	# [todo] - Change debug_print to provide its own \n
+	
+	# [todo] - Add ability to pass "IDENTIFY" to debug_print to auto print method entry info 
+	
+	# [todo] - Make sure all methods have proper return at end
+	
+	# [review] - Method input arg always renamed from arg to _arg inside method, change this?
+	#		     Not sure if I should just make input arg _arg or if explicit _ is useful 
+	
+	# [todo] - Add option to save output to specified file
+	# [todo] - Replace Identify line in each method with method_added call
+	#		   http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.0.0/Module.html#method-i-method_added
+
+	# Separate ON and OFF so we can force state and still let 
+	# individual classes have some control over their prints
+
+	# Global flag to turn ON debugging across all files
+	GLOBAL_DEBUG_ON = false
+	# Gllobal flag to turn OFF debugging across all files
+	GLOBAL_DEBUG_OFF = false 
+
+	# [review] - Not sure if module_function is proper way to scope
+	# I want to be able to call debug_print without having to use the scope
+	# operator (Watson::Printer.debug_print) so it is defined here as a 
+	# module_function instead of having it in the Printer class
+	# Gets included into every class individually
+	module_function
+	
+	###########################################################
+	# Global debug print that prints based on local file DEBUG flag as well as GLOBAL debug flag 
+	def debug_print(msg)
+	# [todo] - If input msg is a Hash, use pp to dump it
+
+		# Print only if DEBUG flag of calling class is true OR 
+		# GLOBAL_DEBUG_ON of Watson module (defined above) is true
+		# AND GLOBAL_DEBUG_OFF of Watson module (Defined above) is false
+
+		# Sometimes we call debug_print from a static method (class << self)
+		# and other times from a class method, and ::DEBUG is accessed differently 
+		# from a class vs object, so lets take care of that
+		_DEBUG = (self.is_a? Class) ? self::DEBUG : self.class::DEBUG
+
+		print "=> #{msg}" if ( (_DEBUG == true || GLOBAL_DEBUG_ON == true) && (GLOBAL_DEBUG_OFF == false))
+	end	
+
+
+	###########################################################
+	# Perform system check to see if we are able to use unix less for printing 
+	def check_less
+		# Check if system has less (so we can print out to it to allow scrolling)
+		# [todo] - Implement this scrolling thing inside watson with ncurses
+		return system("which less > /dev/null 2>&1")	
+	end
+
+end

data/lib/watson/bitbucket.rb

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+module Watson
+	class Remote
+		# Bitbucket remote access class
+		# Contains all necessary methods to obtain access to, get issue list,
+		# and post issues to Bitbucket
+		class Bitbucket
+		
+		# Debug printing for this class
+		DEBUG = false		
+
+		class << self
+
+		# [todo] - Allow closing of issues from watson? Don't like that idea but maybe
+		# [todo] - Wrap Bitbucket password grabbing into separate method
+	
+		# Include for debug_print
+		include Watson
+	
+		#############################################################################	
+		# Setup remote access to Bitbucket
+		# Get Username, Repo, and PW and perform necessary HTTP calls to check validity
+		def setup(config)
+			
+			# Identify method entry
+			debug_print "#{ self.class } : #{ __method__ }\n"
+		
+			Printer.print_status "+", GREEN
+			print BOLD +  "Attempting to access Bitbucket...\n" + RESET
+			
+			# Check config to make sure no previous repo info exists
+			unless config.bitbucket_api.empty? && config.bitbucket_repo.empty?
+				Printer.print_status "!", RED
+				print BOLD + "Previous Bitbucket API + Repo is in RC, are you sure you want to overwrite?\n" + RESET
+				print "      (Y)es/(N)o: "
+
+				# Get user input
+				_overwrite = $stdin.gets.chomp
+				if ["no", "n"].include?(_overwrite.downcase)
+					print "\n"
+					Printer.print_status "x", RED
+					print BOLD + "Not overwriting current Bitbucket API + repo info\n" + RESET
+					return false
+				end
+			end
+
+
+			Printer.print_status "!", YELLOW
+			print BOLD + "Access to your Bitbucket account required to make/update issues\n" + RESET
+			print "      See help or README for more details on GitHub/Bitbucket access\n\n"
+
+
+			# [todo] - Bitbucket OAuth not implemented yet so warn user about HTTP Auth
+			# Bitbucket doesn't have nonOAuth flow that GitHub does :(
+			# Even if I use OAuth lib, still need to validate from webview which is lame
+			Printer.print_status "!", RED 
+			print BOLD + "Bitbucket OAuth not implemented yet.\n" + RESET;
+			print "      Basic HTTP Auth in use, will request PW entry every time.\n\n"
+
+
+			# [todo] - Don't just check for blank password but invalid as well
+			# Poor mans username/password grabbing
+			print BOLD + "Username: " + RESET
+			_username = $stdin.gets.chomp
+			if _username.empty?
+				Printer.print_status "x", RED
+				print BOLD + "Input blank. Please enter your username!\n\n" + RESET
+				return false
+			end
+
+			print "\n"
+
+			# Get repo information, if blank give error
+			Printer.print_status "!", YELLOW 
+			print BOLD + "Repo information required\n" + RESET
+			print "      Please provide owner that repo is under followed by repo name\n"
+			print "      e.g. owner: nhmood, repo: watson (case sensitive)\n"
+			print "      See help or README for more details on GitHub access\n\n"
+
+			print BOLD + "Owner: " + RESET
+			_owner = $stdin.gets.chomp
+			if _owner.empty?
+				print "\n"
+				Printer.print_status "x", RED
+				print BOLD + "Input blank. Please enter the owner the repo is under!\n\n" + RESET
+				return false
+			end
+
+			print BOLD + "Repo: " + RESET
+			_repo = $stdin.gets.chomp
+			if _repo.empty?
+				print "\n"
+				Printer.print_status "x", RED
+				print BOLD + "Input blank. Please enter the repo name!\n\n" + RESET
+				return false
+			end
+
+			print "\n"
+
+			# [fix] - Crossplatform password block needed, not sure if current method is safe either
+			# Block output to tty to prevent PW showing, Linux/Unix only :(
+			print BOLD + "Password: " + RESET
+			system "stty -echo"
+			_password = $stdin.gets.chomp
+			system "stty echo"
+			print "\n"
+			if _password.empty?
+				Printer.print_status "x", RED
+				print BOLD + "Input is blank. Please enter your password!\n\n" + RESET
+				return false
+			end
+
+			# HTTP Request to check if Repo exists and user has access 
+			# http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Use+the+Bitbucket+REST+APIs 
+
+			# Create options hash to pass to Remote::http_call 
+			# Endpoint for accessing Repo as User with SSL 
+			# Basic auth with user input
+			opts = {:url        => "https://bitbucket.org/api/1.0/repositories/#{_owner}/#{_repo}",
+					:ssl        => true,
+					:method     => "GET",
+					:basic_auth => [_username, _password],
+					:verbose    => false
+				   }
+
+			_json, _resp  = Watson::Remote.http_call(opts)
+
+			# Check response to validate authorization
+			if _resp.code == "200"
+				print "\n"
+				Printer.print_status "o", GREEN
+				print BOLD + "Successfully accessed remote repo with given credentials\n" + RESET
+			else
+				print "\n"
+				Printer.print_status "x", RED
+				print BOLD + "Unable to access /#{ _owner }/#{ _repo } with given credentials\n" + RESET
+				print "      Check that credentials are correct and repository exists under user\n"
+				print "      Status: #{ _resp.code } - #{ _resp.message }\n\n"
+				return false
+			end	
+
+	
+			# No OAuth for Bitbucket yet so just store username in api for config
+			# This will let us just prompt for PW
+			config.bitbucket_api = _owner
+			config.bitbucket_pw = _password	# Never gets written to file
+			config.bitbucket_repo = _repo
+			debug_print " \n"
+
+			# All setup has been completed, need to update RC
+			# Call config updater/writer from @config to write config	
+			debug_print "Updating config with new Bitbucket info\n"
+			config.update_conf("bitbucket_api", "bitbucket_repo")
+
+			print "\n"
+			Printer.print_status "o", GREEN
+			print BOLD + "Bitbucket successfully setup\n" + RESET
+			print "      Issues will now automatically be retrieved from Bitbucket by default\n"
+			print "      Use -p, --push to post issues to GitHub\n"
+			print "      See help or README for more details on GitHub/Bitbucket access\n\n"
+
+			return true
+
+		end 
+
+
+		###########################################################
+		# Get all remote Bitbucket issues and store into Config container class  
+		def get_issues(config)
+
+			# Identify method entry
+			debug_print "#{ self.class } : #{ __method__ }\n"
+
+			# Only attempt to get issues if API is specified 
+			if config.bitbucket_api.empty?
+				debug_print "No API found, this shouldn't be called...\n"
+				return false
+			end
+
+
+			# If we haven't obtained the pw from user yet, do it
+			if config.bitbucket_pw.empty?
+				# No OAuth for Bitbucket yet, gotta get user password in order to make calls :(
+				Printer.print_status "!", YELLOW
+				print BOLD + "Bitbucket password required for remote checking/posting.\n" + RESET
+				print "      Password: "
+				
+				# Block output to tty to prevent PW showing, Linux/Unix only :(
+				system "stty -echo"
+				_password = $stdin.gets.chomp
+				system "stty echo"
+				if _password.empty?
+					print "Input is blank. Please enter your password!\n"
+					return false
+				else
+					print "\n"
+				end
+
+				config.bitbucket_pw = _password
+			end
+
+
+			# Get all open tickets (anything but resolved)
+			# Create options hash to pass to Remote::http_call 
+			# Issues URL for Bitbucket + SSL
+			opts = {:url        => "https://bitbucket.org/api/1.0/repositories/#{ config.bitbucket_api }/#{ config.bitbucket_repo }/issues?status=!resolved",
+					:ssl        => true,
+					:method     => "GET",
+					:basic_auth => [config.bitbucket_api, config.bitbucket_pw],
+					:verbose    => false
+				   }
+
+			_json, _resp  = Watson::Remote.http_call(opts)
+			
+			
+			# Check response to validate repo access
+			if _resp.code != "200"
+				Printer.print_status "x", RED
+				print BOLD + "Unable to access remote #{ config.bitbucket_repo }, Bitbucket API may be invalid\n" + RESET
+				print "      Make sure you have created an issue tracker for your repository on the Bitbucket website\n"
+				print "      Consider running --remote (-r) option to regenerate/validate settings\n"
+				print "      Status: #{ _resp.code } - #{ _resp.message }\n\n"
+
+				debug_print "Bitbucket invalid, setting config var\n"
+				config.bitbucket_valid = false
+				return false
+			end
+
+			
+
+			config.bitbucket_issues[:open] = _json["issues"].empty? ? Hash.new : _json["issues"]
+			config.bitbucket_valid = true
+			
+			# Get all closed tickets
+			# Create options hash to pass to Remote::http_call 
+			# Issues URL for Bitbucket + SSL
+			opts = {:url        => "https://bitbucket.org/api/1.0/repositories/#{ config.bitbucket_api }/#{ config.bitbucket_repo }/issues?status=resolved",
+					:ssl        => true,
+					:method     => "GET",
+					:basic_auth => [config.bitbucket_api, config.bitbucket_pw],
+					:verbose    => false 
+				   }
+
+			_json, _resp  = Watson::Remote.http_call(opts)
+
+			# Check response to validate repo access
+			# Shouldn't be necessary if we passed the last check but just to be safe
+			if _resp.code != "200"
+				Printer.print_status "x", RED
+				print BOLD + "Unable to get closed issues.\n" + RESET
+				print "      Since the open issues were obtained, something is probably wrong and you should file a bug report or something...\n" 
+				print "      Status: #{ _resp.code } - #{ _resp.message }\n"
+				
+				debug_print "Bitbucket invalid, setting config var\n"
+				config.bitbucket_valid = false
+				return false
+			end
+
+			config.bitbucket_issues[:closed] = _json["issues"].empty? ? Hash.new : _json["issues"] 
+			config.bitbucket_valid = true
+			return true
+		end 
+
+
+		###########################################################
+		# Post given issue to remote Bitbucket repo 
+		def post_issue(issue, config)
+		# [todo] - Better way to identify/compare remote->local issues than md5
+		# 		   Current md5 based on some things that easily can change, need better ident
+
+			# Identify method entry
+			debug_print "#{self.class} : #{__method__}\n"
+	
+				
+			# Only attempt to get issues if API is specified 
+			if config.bitbucket_api.empty?
+				debug_print "No API found, this shouldn't be called...\n"
+				return false
+			end
+
+			# Check that issue hasn't been posted already by comparing md5s
+			# Go through all open issues, if there is a match in md5, return out of method
+			# [todo] - Play with idea of making body of GitHub issue hash format to be exec'd
+			#		   Store pieces in text as :md5 => "whatever" so when we get issues we can
+			#		   call exec and turn it into a real hash for parsing in watson
+			#		   Makes watson code cleaner but not as readable comment on GitHub...?
+			debug_print "Checking open issues to see if already posted\n"
+			config.bitbucket_issues[:open].each do | _open | 
+				if _open["content"].include?(issue[:md5])
+					debug_print "Found in #{ _open["title"] }, not posting\n"
+					return false
+				end
+				debug_print "Did not find in #{_open["title"]}\n"
+			end	
+			
+			debug_print "Checking closed issues to see if already posted\n"
+			config.bitbucket_issues[:closed].each do  | _closed | 
+				if _closed["content"].include?(issue[:md5])
+					debug_print "Found in #{ _closed["title"] }, not posting\n"
+					return false
+				end
+				debug_print "Did not find in #{ _closed["title"] }\n"
+			end
+
+
+			# If we haven't obtained the pw from user yet, do it
+			if config.bitbucket_pw.empty?
+				# No OAuth for Bitbucket yet, gotta get user password in order to make calls :(
+				Printer.print_status "!", YELLOW
+				print BOLD + "Bitbucket password required for remote checking/posting.\n" + RESET
+				print "      Password: "
+				
+				# Block output to tty to prevent PW showing, Linux/Unix only :(
+				print "Password: "
+				system "stty -echo"
+				_password = $stdin.gets.chomp
+				system "stty echo"
+				if _password.empty?
+					print "Input is blank. Please enter your password!\n"
+					return false
+				else
+					print "\n"
+				end
+
+				config.bitbucket_pw = _password
+			end
+
+
+
+		
+			# We didn't find the md5 for this issue in the open or closed issues, so safe to post
+		
+			# Create the body text for the issue here, too long to fit nicely into opts hash
+			# [review] - Only give relative path for privacy when posted
+			_body = "__filename__ : #{ issue[:path] }  \n" +
+					"__line #__ : #{ issue[:line_number] }  \n" + 
+					"__tag__ : #{ issue[:tag] }  \n" +
+					"__md5__ : #{ issue[:md5] }  \n\n" +
+					"#{ issue[:context].join }"
+			
+			# Create option hash to pass to Remote::http_call
+			# Issues URL for GitHub + SSL
+			# No tag or label concept in Bitbucket unfortunately :(
+			opts = {:url        => "https://bitbucket.org/api/1.0/repositories/#{ config.bitbucket_api }/#{ config.bitbucket_repo }/issues",
+					:ssl        => true,
+					:method     => "POST",
+					:basic_auth => [config.bitbucket_api, config.bitbucket_pw],
+					:data		=> [{"title" => issue[:title] + " [#{ issue[:path] }]",
+									"content" => _body }],
+					:verbose    => false 
+				   }
+
+			_json, _resp  = Watson::Remote.http_call(opts)
+		
+				
+			# Check response to validate repo access
+			# Shouldn't be necessary if we passed the last check but just to be safe
+			if _resp.code != "200"
+				Printer.print_status "x", RED
+				print BOLD + "Post unsuccessful. \n" + RESET
+				print "      Since the open issues were obtained earlier, something is probably wrong and you should let someone know...\n" 
+				print "      Status: #{ _resp.code } - #{ _resp.message }\n"
+				return false
+			end
+		
+			return true	
+		end
+		
+		end
+
+
+		end
+	end
+end