Hi All,
after looking it over I'm tending to go for Google Code. The Wiki is simple,
but
functional, it supports an easy to use sidebar menu, and there is a nice
project
to get doxygen docs into it. I've seen a few questions about how to store
images on the server, but I'm assuming you can just reference it from the SVN
(can anybody confirm that?). I remember reading somewhere (but can't find it
right now) that you can trigger an external HTTP request for commits. Can
anybody confirm that and/or point me to an example of that? That would allow
pretty nice programmability. There are also the Google widgets, but I have no
clue what they really can and cannot do.
I will setup a CDash dashboard for dailybuild purposes, as Google Code has a
size limit and doesn't allow you to delete files.
I haven't looked closely at the Issue Tracker. It seems to have the usual
features concerning types of issues and associating them to milestones/release,
but it's not clear how to set those (the input is just a text box). Is this
part
usable or problematic?
I think that covers all the things we need.
Comments?
Dirk
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