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I want issue tracking where everything thing is saved to a hit repository. I’ve started using a crude version of this where each open issue is a directory, the
by rudolph9 6y ago
I want issue tracking where everything thing is saved to a hit repository.
I’ve started using a crude version of this where each open issue is a directory, there is README.md for each issue and supporting files go in the same directory and get relatively linked to in the readme. When an issue is closed you delete the directory. When you need to reopen an issue you revert the commit that deleted the directory.
It’s all manual and no UI and works for my personal stuff but it strikes me as odd that there is no widely used issue tracking with a nice UI that tracks all the data in git and git-large-file-store