fred trotter wrote: > All of this sounds great. It seems to me that this might be > a time for you to migrate to distributed development version control. I > think it -is- a security risk to give some random stranger like me > subversion access, but I think if you were using git or mercurial, then > you would have a much easier time dealing with folks like me, who merely > want to have a cohesive way to collaborate on your codebase.
I have only briefly looked at GIT so I should spend some time to investigate. I like the distributed approach. The only problem with it currently is that there is no mature Eclipse (Java IDE) plugin yet (they are working on one). I will investigate how hard it is to bridge between SVN and GIT. It seems that git-svn can interface between SVN and GIT. > I would recommend launchpad.net <http://launchpad.net> as a > system that we in the Open source healthcare industry have been > gravitating to. Is something like that a possibility? VCS access is not > as important to me as merely having a formal way to interface my bugs > and feature requests and patches against your running VCS. So even > merely moving to sourceforge etc would help me... I have been looking at Jira for bug/feature tracking (http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/). The main reason why I prefer Jira is that it's using Java which I more comfortable with than python. Jira is free for open source projects, well known and widely used. Would Jira provide the features you require for bug/feature tracking? Kind regards, Martijn -- Djigzo open source email encryption _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
