> 4. Sourceforge-like Support for Subprojects. > > This refers to groupware support for subproject development. > The Lua and Ruby communities have done this with LuaForge.net and > RubyForge.org.
I think both are powered by http://gforge.org/ - it probably wouldn't be difficult to set up something similar for R. > 6. Bug Reporting > > Need to find better web-based bug reporting software. > > 7. User Requirements > > Some way of tracking user requirements, wishlist, etc. This is > related to last point. The key point here is that bug tracking > needs to be expanded into issue tracking including design issues, > features requests, etc. Since the R sources have moved to svn, an obvious candidate for this would seem to be trac (http://edgewall.com/trac/), which provides issue tracking and integrates very nicely with svn. Its wiki-type facilities could potentially be used for future planning as well. Hadley ______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help PLEASE do read the posting guide! http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html
