Bug Tracking and Agile Project Management Solutions that integrate with Mercurial SCM
Sean Russell
ser at germane-software.com
Mon May 11 20:30:25 CDT 2009
Keith Klundt wrote:
>
> OrangeSoda began using Mercurial SCM recently. We use Bugzilla for bug
> tracking and a commercial project management application that we’re
> not thrilled with. I’m looking for an agile project management
> solution that plays well with Mercurial. I’ve evaluated Acunote, and
> have looked at many others. I’d like to know if there is a popular
> project management tool among Mercurial SCM users.
>
Trac works pretty well. You can configure your own workflows with it, as
well.
What *I'd* like to find is an on-line bug tracker that lets you suck the
whole bug (or some subset of it) onto local disk, for off-line work --
just like the SCM allows you to. I've been using Ditz in a project
recently, but that's *too* much off-line, and not enough online; in
particular, it makes it nearly impossible for anybody but developers to
file bugs.
Trac's got one of the best issue tracker front-ends I've ever
encountered, but absolutely no off-line tools, so for the moment I'm
stuck. But if you want a first-class, well-integrated on-line tool,
Trac's pretty decent, and the Mercurial integration is pretty good.
There's no graph log, last I checked, and I think multiple repository
support is still in the works, but it is free, so it's worth a shot. Oh!
And there's a plug-in for OpenID authentication, which is really nice!
--- SER
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