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bug tracking should be integrated with the version control system. If you use git there is ticgit or something like that which just maintains a simple file of
by gregwebs 18y ago
bug tracking should be integrated with the version control system. If you use git there is ticgit or something like that which just maintains a simple file of bugs. But when you checkout a branch you can see what bugs are open on that branch, and when the branch merges, it will merge its closed bugs.
- tdavis 18y agoThis is my biggest argument, which is why I use Lighthouse since it integrates very easily with Github. I don't like my bugs to be meaningless text files; it's far more useful to have them tied to VC so I can see what work has gone into a bug/feature, which commit fixed something, etc. I suppose I could retain the "never leave the command line" thing by composing e-mails to Lighthouse for new bugs in mutt via vim, but that seems like more work than tabbing over to the Lighthouse Keeper window...