vaceletm

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by vaceletm 12y ago
Tuleap trackers would do the job quite well IMHO Unlike many other "generic" tracking system, there are built-in functions to deal with typical help desk use case: * visibility/permissions management * very high customization
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by vaceletm 12y ago
I'm not sure it fits the needs. Based on what I read here, it seems to be the equivalent of "Mysql users/Postgres roles" applied to ES. I don't know how they will propose the feature but if we compare to mysql, it w
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by vaceletm 12y ago
Humm, interesting. Thanks for the proof read, we gonna rewrite that to avoid confusion.
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by vaceletm 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback, indeed we are not very know yet but we try to improve (I've heard this place is good at it :D). Tuleap is 100% libre and open source, you don't have to pay anything to use it. All the things you see on tul
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by vaceletm 12y ago
Agreed, there is a huge work on going on the UI side and the screenshot gallery doesnt really represent the amount of work done. It's a bit better when you look at it live[1] but the road is long. However, the on going work start on st
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by vaceletm 12y ago
> Yeah, this depends on workflow. We generally send every piece of code to two reviewers but just wait for either one to accept, unless there's a particular reason that both should look at the review. This works well for us but I ca
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by vaceletm 12y ago
If you are looking for something that does "more than just git" and if being open source is valuable to you, you can have a look at Tuleap[1]. It comes with git and svn for source control, built-in tracking technology (big differe