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A native desktop client would be nice. It's really the only thing I miss about Apple's issue tracker, Radar. The main thing a native client can do well that a
by CoolGuySteve 8y ago
A native desktop client would be nice. It's really the only thing I miss about Apple's issue tracker, Radar.
The main thing a native client can do well that a web client cannot without extraordinary wizardry, is handle click and drag, list views, and multiple windows properly instead of highlighting a bunch of random text.
Radar was based around 2 kinds of windows, a list of issues, and a particular issue's details. It could do stuff like "shift select many issues, drag the whole block to another project or parent issue", "ctrl-click multiple unrelated issues, right click, open selected issues in new window, select all, change priority, add parent issue", "drag issue from list view and drop in duplicate issues pane of current window".
Despite being ugly and filled with a million textboxes, using Radar was a breeze compared to JIRA or Github.