Hi all! So we have this project which uses Mantis as bug tracker tool and in the company the corporate bug tracking tool is Bugzilla. This means we will have to use Bugzilla soon. I searched for tools that can be used to migrate from Mantis to Bugzilla and I only found this m2bz tool which seems to work for Mantis 0.17.5 and Bugzilla 2...
Which Bug Tracking tools can Beanstalk work with? e.g. so that when I check in code, I can mark it with a bug reference and it will cross-reference for me. edit: also interested in tools that can potentially be integrated using Beanstalks Web hooks feature. ...
I don't want a fancy bug tracking suite. Sometimes I am working on projects/tools for myself, and I just want to keep track of any bugs, features, etc.. as I go along. I keep these in TODO and a bugs.txt for now, but it would be nice if there was a typical bug tracking system that would be stored with the project or solution file itself....
I am a developer with a small company which is about to take on a large project. We currently use email for issue tracking, and I intend to set up a bug/issue tracking system (perhaps bug genie, mantis or trac - we want something web based, php, open source, mysql) We have source control (SVN) In the past I have found that the biggest p...
I need to generate changelog from Trac for a specific version as XML and then process it with a custom XSL. It seems one of the default reports is the case (All Tickets By Milestone (Including closed)). However, if i request it as XML (by adding format=rss to the url) the output XML does not contain Status, Resolution, Milestone fields...
Reading the documentation page of BugTracker.NET BugTracker.NET API Documentation I realized that I need to use GET or POST which, I have to admit, I'm not very good at. I was wondering: Is there a library that could be used to easily submit bugs to BugTracker.NET from a C# application (or VB.NET) ? Or, If there's no library. How ca...
My company has been using JIRA as a requirements tracking tool as well as a bug tracker, and it's been working pretty well while we've been working on one project at a time. We now have a scenario where we have three different project proposals whose requirements partially overlap (e.g. requirement 1 applies to projects A and B, require...
I'm run a micro ISV and need to implement a issue/bug tracking solution. Ran across WebIssues, has anyone used this? Thoughts? ...
Anyone have a ticketing system they like and recommend for developers in a Windows environment? Note, we're not using TFS. We're using Tortoise Subversion. We're in a Windows environment. I don't want some cheesy half-assed ticketing system. (A lot of free ones just suck and yes, look bad; the UI is obviously a jack job for a lot of t...
Hi I'm looking for a free way to automate builds and manage work items (including bug-tracking) for a small open-source team (mostly myself and 1 to 3 other developers). I checked many products and for now, the best I could found was TeamCity but this tool doesn't seem to have work item management (tasks, bugs, requirements etc). I use...
We are managing our software versions as branches in Subversion. The latest upcoming release is the trunk. Older released versions are a branch (also tagged per build and release). When a developer is fixing a bug in an older version, it is his responsibility to merge the fix into the trunk. In case this step is missed, it is hard to not...
Hey Everyone, I am an independent Web Developer and I am always looking at ways to improve my product and how I communicate with my clients. Can anyone recommend areas for improvements or tools to help streamline my process. Areas that I know need work are deploying the code and bug tracking. Tools Visual Studio 2008 SQL Server 2005 E...
I finally plucked up the courage to go and formally complain to the heads about my boss. What's really scary is that the claims I have made are serious enough to be taken to the CEO in a couple of weeks. I've been asked today to procure some documents referring to some points I have outlined and wanted some real-world developer input o...
My next project will be a lightweight PHP alternative to Trac, since Trac is often confusing to install and is often a little too big or feature-rich for smaller project. Features planned so far: Wiki Bug tracker Forum(s) Static pages (easily edited of course) Markdown support No code repo hosting (I consider this a feature since most...
Any tips, scripts, or other artifacts that will make importing data from a Trac instance into a Bugzilla instance less work? We have a modified Bugzilla, so it's likely that importxml.cgi won't be a good choice. Even if that were available, then the problem becomes "how to map Trac data to Bugzilla data." As icky as it might be, I thi...
I'd like to use a hosted issue-tracking service, but I want to be able to backup my data in case the service goes under. Are there any hosted issue-tracking services that have a "data liberation" strategy and support you periodically copying your issue-tracking data to your local system? If not, does anyone have a clever workaround for...
This one has been bugging me for a while now, but I never seem to be satisfied with the way the bug categories are defined in our bug tracker. It always seems like 90% of bugs go to "General" and 2/3 of the categories never get used. How do you organize/categorize the bugs in your bugtracker? Edit: I'm starting a new project on an ASP...
I'm a small developer in VB6 and VB.net, and use for bugtracking a simple Excel. Seemed to me that I didnt need anything more. I've wanted to add links to the code. Then: How can I do it for vb6 and for vs.net? Is this reasonable? Should I change to a (free) bugtracking tool? Do they have this functionality? ...
I love the Google Project Hosting web app. It includes bug tracking, wiki and SCM in one interface. (Example: WMD Editor) This solution is closed source and not for sale. While searching similar solutions I found Trac which has a rougher interface. Could you list similar solutions? Someone asked the same question, but specified Git as...
I'm interested in evaluating bug trackers, but I wanted to back up and figure out what sorts of criteria were most important in bug software. So far things I've thought of include: integration with source control usability basic features (email notifications, rss, case states) customization advanced features (reporting, visualizations)...