We have finished one phase of our project and as part of the next I want to replace our
current bug and issue tracking system.

I built it with trac version 8.4 and svn.

I have external test processes that run tests, insert results and logs into SVN and add
new trac tickets with summary info and links to those logs in SVN.

I did this by directly connecting to the sqlite database and inserting data.
It worked OK, but was not real portable.

We are replacing everything and I'd like a clean start.

With the current version of trac what is the best approach for inserting tickets in a non-interactive way?

Which database backend do people prefer?
Which is best supported and most stable?

I'd prefer postgresql, but one of the developers prefers mysql.

mgc
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