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On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 17:05:46 +1000 "Samay" <getafix123@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> I'm looking for some kind of web based open source issue tracking /
>> project management tool which might have a built-in subversion
>> integration or able to integrate with subversion thru a plug-in.
>>
>> Maybe there's also a groupware tool that could fullfill my need.
>>
>> My main intention is the issue or better task tracking part.
>>
>> Currently tasks are assigned thru emails, telephone or at project
>> meetings. But there is no way to track them... from time to time
>> some tasks also get lost, no matter if it was assigned thru email
>> or something else.
>>
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>>
>> So I would appreciate every thought, idea, whatever comes to
>> your mind (and is actually useful) about this subject.
>>
>
>
>http://gforge.org
>
>it may not be as straight forward as Trac, however, once setup its an
>awesome tool for collaborative development environment. Yeah, does have
SVN
>integration plug-in.
>
if by not straightforward to set up you mean "you will spend more time
setting it up than it will take to do the rest of the work on your project"
I agree.
If you stray from the developers linux distro forget it.
If you go gforge and want to use it for real work, I highly recommend you
purchase a support agreement from the gforge group.
they are helpful and can prevent you from wasting many nonplanned hours
playing with config files.
Not that I found trac almost trivially easy to install and configure. If it
meets your needs I'd go with it. It is not nearly a powerful as gforge but
from where you are coming from it seems even trac would be a leap forward.
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Received on Sat Jul 30 16:44:51 2005