24
04/07
3:01 pm
Help: bug tracking + Open Source repository
I am looking for a bug tracking system that has the following requirements:
- Ties in perfectly with Subversion (SVN, remote or local)
- Built in PHP
- Open Source
- Connects to MySQL or PostgreSQL
- Built-in Unicode support
- Accessible from web, email and RSS
- Requires minimum configuring and ‘hacking’ to get it working.
A system like that would be a perfect fit for people who have a (gs) server with MediaTemple: i.e: who don’t have full control.
I know there are tons of hosted solutions such as SourceForge, Tigris, Google Code, and even the beta DejaVu, but that’s not what i’m looking for.
I don’t want to go through an approval process for each project. I want to be able to tweak the system however I want. I want to host it on the same server as my repository. I don’t want to rely on my hosting provider to supply me with “python modules” or a “ruby on rails container”.
Am I looking for the impossible? Does this not exist yet?
If not, I guess I just found another idea for an open source project ;)
If you know of such a system that is just “good enough”, please post in the comments below. Thanks!
SD
April 24, 2007
4:55 pm
Take a look at Trac (http://trac.edgewall.org/). I think the only requirement it violates is “Built in PHP” (it’s Python). It’s also used widely outside of the Python community – the ROR folks use if for their bug tracker at http://dev.rubyonrails.org/.
S
Alex
April 24, 2007
5:19 pm
Trac is not written in PHP and requires python. Those are two things I am _not_ looking for.
Same goes for Bugzilla which doesn’t tie-in nicely with SVN.
Thanks though :)
Alex
April 24, 2007
5:40 pm
hmmmm… I found Mantis Bug Tracker:
http://www.mantisbt.org/
This seems like a suitable replacement.