I brought this up a while ago, but since the folks that run nagoya
didn't seem to interested, I didn't push it further.
However, I've just come to know that Forrest uses JIRA, and Peter Donald
is planning to move Avalon to JIRA (this was 2 months ago, so may have
changed his mind since).
We're in the process of migrating all our commercial development from
Bugzilla to JIRA because it's just a much better issue tracking system.
Better interface, faster, more flexibility, release management... And
it's free for open source projects.
Anyway, since other Apache projects seem to be adopting it, I think it's
worth considering. I think anyone who tries JIRA will have a hard time
arguing against it. :)
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