AusTEX Posted April 26, 2010 Report Share Posted April 26, 2010 Seeing the post below about SVN and Trac perked my curiosity about bug tracking and linking it to source code control. I would like to know what others are using (or wish they were using) for bug tracking and if it is linked to your SCC. Does anyone else use SVN and Trac or SVN with some other bug tracking tool? Quote Link to comment
asbo Posted April 26, 2010 Report Share Posted April 26, 2010 I don't use it at work, but another project I have setup uses git + redmine. Redmine processes commits at a specified interval and will act on specific comments in a commit (e.g., "Fixes #37"). Pretty neat. At work, we typically use the SharePoint issue tracker and SVN, but the two don't work together at all. Not sure if it's even capable of such, either. Quote Link to comment
Ton Plomp Posted April 26, 2010 Report Share Posted April 26, 2010 I don't use it at work, but another project I have setup uses git + redmine. Redmine processes commits at a specified interval and will act on specific comments in a commit (e.g., "Fixes #37"). Pretty neat. At work, we typically use the SharePoint issue tracker and SVN, but the two don't work together at all. Not sure if it's even capable of such, either. I'm using Mercurial and MantisBT for bugtracking, when I push something to my central repo a call-back script is run by Mercurial which informs Mantis of the commit, this works like a charm. However I would want to go further and implement the HGWeb Source integration. On top of that I have a Mindtouch wiki that lists all the open bugs and feature requests per project. Ton Quote Link to comment
PaulL Posted April 26, 2010 Report Share Posted April 26, 2010 Seeing the post below about SVN and Trac perked my curiosity about bug tracking and linking it to source code control. I would like to know what others are using (or wish they were using) for bug tracking and if it is linked to your SCC. Does anyone else use SVN and Trac or SVN with some other bug tracking tool? Yes! We use Subversion and JIRA. When we check in changes (to our code or model, say) and reference the JIRA issue, one of the Atlassian tools (Crucible, I think) updates the JIRA issue with the information from Subversion. It works great! We have found JIRA to be an outstanding tool in general. Paul Quote Link to comment
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