>>
>> Savannah has beta support for trac and svn.
>
>
> But it could fail and we could loose everything. Whereas DevjaVu has been
> around and working for months now.
>
> Launchpad.net allows bazaar.
>
>
> LaunchPad looks good. If you would prefer this one then, we go for it. But
> it could possibly mean learning new commands and such. Anyone want to go
> with this one then (it provides everything needed)?
I don't know what it has.
Google says: Launchpad helps projects collaborate through a set of six
integrated tools: team management, bug tracking, code hosting,
translating, blueprint tracking, and answer tracking.
pros:
* It has bazaar.
* It has ensured financial backing.
* It helps the ubuntu release people.
cons:
* It is 30 min offline each week - Tuesday generally around 10:00 UTC.
* And there was something about having to include a special line whenever
you do something - I forgot. Maybe that was bazaar specific.
But source code didn't need to be touched.
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Kai Antweiler
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