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Hi,
well I'm using Trac in at the moment at its really nice but it has in my idea one really big disadvantage which is its privileges system. What do I mean? You cannot give users the e.g. anonymous ones the possibility to report and edit a bug/feature request, but avoid anonymous in the same time to change the status of a bug. Misuse like we have seen on the wiki ~ will follow. Besides this issue I like trac. JIRA has one more advantage as I can see from now in the idea that it links cvs/subversion commit to a issue, trac does it the other way round.
One more disadvantage of trac is that if you have multiple different projects in one svn-repository you cannot configure trac only to show project1 or project2.
I like trac and before using any other bugtracking I'd go with it but one day I'll write my own ;-)
Tom
Matt Sergeant schrieb: | On 27 Apr 2005, at 10:30, Tom Schindl wrote: | |> Now there would be a perfect point to move AxKit into such a Bug/Feature |> tracking system. Bugs could be scheduled, ... . | | | I've talked to Dirk about the possibility of us using Trac, which seems | to integrate lots of project management features very nicely. We'd | probably have to get that setup ourselves, but it looks pretty easy to do. | | Matt. | | | ______________________________________________________________________ | This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. | For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email | ______________________________________________________________________ | |
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