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Trac is great and plugs in really easily to SVN. It's at least worth playing around with since so many open source projects use it. I wrote a Django middleware
by thomaspaine 17y ago
Trac is great and plugs in really easily to SVN. It's at least worth playing around with since so many open source projects use it.
I wrote a Django middleware that uses Trac's xmlrpc plugin to automatically create Trac tickets for errors. I'm sure it's just as simple to do for whatever you're using.
- bkrausz 17y agoI've used trac, bugzilla, and custom-rolled solutions and have found trac the be the best. It's missing some features (silly things like renaming a user...) but overall it's enough for most needs, and much simpler than bugzilla is.
- dtran 17y agoHmm, thanks thomaspaine, I think we're going to go with Trac since we're currently using SVN... I'm considering a move to git since I've really enjoyed using that for another current project, but it looks like there's hooks for git and trac as well.
- sidmitra 17y agoRedmine, is a good alternative.
- sidmitra 17y agoOr try Unfuddle, which is sort of like hosted redmine. They have a freemium model, free for 2 users, unlimited repos.
- dtran 17y agoWow I actually LOVE this hosted solution - minimal setup, easy to customize (can create versions/comps/severities with minimal effort. What really puts it over the top for me is the widget. I'm pretty sure that's going to 1.2x my productivity in terms of knocking out bugs =)