Web-Based Bug Tracking Software? 11
The Mayor asks: "I'm looking at starting a development project that will include an Open Source(tm) component. I'm looking for a Web-based defect/bug tracker. I can't use SourceForge, as I'd like to use the same system for both our Open Source(tm) products and our proprietary products. I'd prefer a free product (as in beer), as this is for a startup company. I'm leaning towards Bugzilla, but I'd like to get the opinions of our esteemed readers..."
"The software should have the following features.
- Allows users to log and track bugs over the Internet (web-based).
- Has hooks to CVS (or any other version control system). When a file is checked in to CVS that addresses a bug, it should automatically append the check-in comments to the bug tracker.
- Has rich reporting facilities."
Bugzilla + Bonsai (Score:3)
Good luck... integrating CVS with any bug tracking system is going to be a bit difficult.
Greg Gallagher
Re:First Post (Score:2)
Unless they're just too timid to wade into the heavily commented upon story threads.
I think I'll leave the bonus point on just to give them something else to shoot at.
Confussed (Score:1)
Re:Confussed (Score:1)
Some other languages do make the distinction. Spanish, for example, uses libre for free-as-in-speech and gratis (or gratuito, if you really want to match parts of speech...) for free-as-in-beer.
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What about the sourceforge code? (Score:1)
loki's Fenris (Score:2)
Cthulhu for President! [cthulhu.org]
Re:Confussed (Score:2)
The English language has two words to represent two concepts: "gratuitous", as in, "we're giving out gratuitous beer", and "unfettered", as in, "unfettered software":)
Actually, there are a good deal more than two, like "complimentary", "liberal", and of course, "free", as in, "free of (bonds|charge|restraints|taxes|.+)".
Of course, the only word that many people understand following "free of" is "charge". Hunh.
Frank Zappa said, "If we cannot be free, then at least we can be cheap!"
BugCentral.com (Score:1)
It's got some nice looking drop down menus and apparently lots of reporting options.
It's not free, but there's a 2 week trial period, and then you pay month by month as long as you're using it.
- Keg Dude
Re:Confussed (Score:1)
Thanks
Eric
ACS for Postgres (Score:1)
List link (Score:1)