Thanks, I've used the bugzilla2trac.py script, and it does an excellent job of
moving bugs from bugzilla to Trac, but unfortunately the eng. team doesn't want
to use Trac for all bugs just yet, just some, so bringing everything over into
a system that wouldn't be in sync isn't quite so useful.
Bugzilla plugin. Hmmm, Looking at it, it does seem interesting, although in
this case, I don't want to lose the Trac ticket functionality as much as I want
to integrate both.
Any other ideas? I will definitely propose the bugzilla plugin to my group,
though. Thanks for that thought.
Vincent
Christopher Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Two easier options:
1) check out the bugzilla plugin for Trac
2) migrate from bugzilla to trac with the bugzilla2trac.py script
HTH
-Chrs
On 6/27/07, cobwebsmasher wrote:
> Hello. I am interested in connecting an instance of Trac and an instance of
> Bugzilla together. Currently I have both systems authenticating against the
> same LDAP repository (Microsoft Active Directory in this case), and want to
> take advantage of the better UI and ease of use features of Trac while not
> snatching everything out from under the engineering team by just migrating
> the bugs from Bugzilla and saying, "Here you go - enjoy your new system."
>
> For this situation, I was wondering if anyone has done anything like adding
> a button to the View Ticket form that would post the Trac Ticket information
> to another system (like a Bugzilla). Short of just forcing the engineering
> team to start using Trac, an option we are considering is adding some
> functionality that would "link" the Trac ticket and it's corresponding
> Bugzilla item. The quick and dirty way would be to post comments to the
> Trac and Bugzilla ticket with links to each others' system, with a snippet
> web-form to do the job (i.e. a form that says enter the Trac ticket # and
> the Bugzilla ticket # you want to link), with this feature being automated
> by a "Forward this ticket to Bugzilla" feature that would generate a new
> bugzilla item - get the # out of the database and make the appropriate
> connections.
>
> I could probably get some mileage out of rewording this problem/issue, but
> my guess is that anyone that has had similar aspirations might have a sense
> of what I'm trying to do and hopefully some success that they would be
> willing to share?
>
> Heck, even making Bugzilla look like Trac from a style perspective would be
> a welcome solution --- I've seen this on one website before, but I can't
> find it to save my life again.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Vincent
>
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