I don't personally see the need for more than bugzilla, because I don't track items on it usually.
that's exactly why we need something else but bugzilla. So you start tracking items on it :D
I would also like to know if there is a different host for the service. I think that having Codehaus host bug tracking for Apache projects when they have a clear opposition to the way Apache develops is a bad thing.
from www.codehaus.org (recently updated):
"Codehaus is an extension of The Werken Company that aims to assist open-source Java developers by providing infrastructure and visibility to interesting, useful and viable projects.
Codehaus differentiates itself from other similar efforts in several ways. Codehaus places a firm priority on the production of useful code, and less on non-coding exercises such as voting, committee-forming and proposal-writing. Each project is provided autonomy to organize as it wishes and to address its own customer concerns and requirements directly. Codehaus is not entirely open to any and all projects. Projects must be sponsored or introduced through an informal manner by an existing haus-member and deemed to be "interesting".
Codehaus aims to support commercially useful projects, and thus does not sponsor or assist with projects licensed under the GPL or other business-hostile licenses. "
I don't see opposition to the way apache develops. I see some active apache developers who are also doing things a bit differently elsewhere, yet remaining supportive of and active at apache.
But having a working JIRA install *anywhere* is fine with me, so Steven hosting it is okay with me as well. I'm basically just looking for something that replaces my sticky notes. Just wondering how difficult it is to export<->import the existing phoenix data. Sounds like boring work to me :D
my 2 pc and shutting up again now,
- LSD
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