We're looking for a simple open source bug-tracking software. Any
suggestion?
suggestion?
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Re: A good PHP-based issue tracker
Hi,
This page summarize a few debugginf techniques in PHP
It's in French, but the code is clear enough
Vive La France!!
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Re: A good PHP-based issue tracker
Chung Leong wrote:
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> We're looking for a simple open source bug-tracking software. Any
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When I looked around some time ago there wasn't much available in PHP. IMHO
one of the best TT systems available is an open-source package called RT -
it's written in Perl though. I must confess to rather liking Test Director
- a commercial product, and very Microsoftized (expecting it to break
massively with the 'fixed' version of explorer coming out soon).
phphelpdesk and double choco latte both seem competent and I would be
looking at these in some more detail though.
HTH
C.
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Chung Leong wrote:[color=blue]
> We're looking for a simple open source bug-tracking software. Any
> suggestion?
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Hi Chung,
A large company i do projects for uses Mantis. It has been nominated for
the 2006 Community Choice Awards of sourceforge. It is GPL and runs on
php and MySQL. I think it is quite complete, typically something to use
if you have many projects and employees, customers etc. and need
role-based access control. May take some time to configure though, i am
afraid it is overkill if you need something simple. Maybe you already
know it, then i hope this message will be of some use to others who read
this thread.
Greetings,
Henk Verhoeven,
www.phppeanuts.org.
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Henk Verhoeven wrote:[color=blue]
> A large company i do projects for uses Mantis. It has been nominated for
> the 2006 Community Choice Awards of sourceforge. It is GPL and runs on
> php and MySQL. I think it is quite complete, typically something to use
> if you have many projects and employees, customers etc. and need
> role-based access control. May take some time to configure though, i am
> afraid it is overkill if you need something simple. Maybe you already
> know it, then i hope this message will be of some use to others who read
> this thread.[/color]
Thanks a lot for the info. Mantis looks very impressive. I'll
definitively keep it in mind for future projects. For my current
project, it's a little too sophisticated. My fear is that the less tech
savvy members on the team would get intimidated and revert to using pen
and paper.
Bug Genie, which I found on Sourceforge, seems to be exactly what I'm
looking for: soft borders, big colorful icons.
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Re: A good PHP-based issue tracker
"Chung Leong" <chernyshevsky@ hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> We're looking for a simple open source bug-tracking software. Any
> suggestion?[/color]
We use the MySQL created Eventum. Excellent issue tracker with most or all
of the features you'll need for basic (and even advanced) issue management.
Check it out here: http://eventum.mysql.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
Anthony
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