On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 1:01 PM, Heikki Toivonen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can you list some obvious problems? Do you know how many people are > working on improving that? With Trac specifically, anything involving the Git repository (browser, commits, diffs etc) is incredibly slow. It also has poor linking support for Git refspecs and has no way of linking to a specific blob in a specific tree. > What about Bugzilla? It is not written in any of the new fancy > languages, but it is the most widely used bug system on the planet I > believe. There seem to be several scripts that offer various levels of > integration with git. I tend to dismiss Bugzilla because of its interface, though I will give it another look since I admit I didn't actually take a look at the current state of things. Aside from that, my leading candidates are: - Redmine. I have just been tasked with trying to get branch support working with this for my place of work, so if that goes well, it will be a no-brainer: Redmine is a very nice system, and the Git branch support is the *only* major thing holding me back from using it. - Roundup. Python, seems relatively well respected, Python core uses it. I don't think it integrates with Git, however, which is less than ideal, but if we were to go with "just a bug tracker" it probably makes the most sense. - Some Django issue-only alternative (custom, or using django-issues). Again, no workable integration with the VCS side of things, but would still let us track what issues exist and who is working on them. Redmine looks like it will win; I basically need to figure out if its branch thing can be addressed by the end of next week, again for my workplace, so hopefully I'll know more by then. > While I'd prefer a real bug tracker as well, there is a "you can have > your cake and eat it too" solution for the TODO list: wiki. I haven't gotten around to setting the wiki up yet, but I do plan on having one. I've got MoinMoin installed already for personal use and would just need to plop down another instance of it at wiki.fabfile.org. Having a wiki TODO page would actually be a very decent stopgap if I can't get Redmine working soon enough, so I'll definitely consider this. Thanks for the tip! -Jeff _______________________________________________ Fab-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fab-user
