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I use Fossil for personal, private projects. I've never used it with other people. But being able to replicate the wiki, issues etc and version them is very coo
by sspiff 11y ago
I use Fossil for personal, private projects. I've never used it with other people. But being able to replicate the wiki, issues etc and version them is very cool.
I use fossil to keep track of my code and use the wiki of a project as a scratchpad, design document, and general notes. I love it.
It can be self-hosted using a super-simple CGI script:
#!/usr/bin/fossil
repository: /path/to/project/repository.fossil
- which allows you to both clone over HTTP/HTTPS and access the Wiki and issue tracker via your browser. It has pretty decent access control and can allow you to configure a set of wiki pages to make read-only accessible to everyone, even when not logged in, to use as a project landing page for visitors.
You can also customize the CSS of a project, which is also versioned in the single sqlite db backing a repository.