I was studying SCM/Bug tracker integration when I found that it is not only possible to close and modify issues from the commit log, but it is also possible to create them. But since the commit log is for code changes, I don't see why anyone would modify the code to create an issue. Please cite one scenario where this is justifiable. ...
I'm trying to make a search in Bugzilla which is used during our evaluation. The search basically lists how many defects were logged by each employee. Does anyone know how we can do this in Bugzilla? (The advanced search page has options for "Advanced Searching Using Boolean Charts: ". I think it could probably be using that? ) ...
This is slightly off-topic, but can only be answered by programmers and is useful to many programmers: Do you think it is useful to use a bug tracking system to keep track of personal todo items and to Get Things Done? I have not tried that; in fact, I don't have much experience with bug tracking systems. For my todo lists, I have playe...
Hi Everybody, Here is a strange thing that is happening... I have used embedded html with Qt Python to display a form inside the GUI/Widget. The problem is, if the cell has more content, it shows a black shadow like a box on the right side of that cell/table. Here is an example of the code working fine: html += ("<BR><BR><table bo...
I'm pretty confused by the distinctions between Sun's OpenJDK, IcedTea, GNU CLASSPATH, and the version of OpenJDK distributed by Linux distros. So to keep it simple, where can I submit upstream bug reports on org.classpath.icedtea.pulseaudio.PulseAudioSourceDataLine? Thanks for your help. ...
I use Trac to track my bugs related to my php web application. Tough, mainly I register feature request/tasks in trac. Do you find it a good practice, btw? It's very handy, becouse I can track my tasks via Eclipse/mylyn, comment and fix them. I like trac very much, but I'm afraid of a lot of loosley coupuled tasks, that almost looks like...
I have Collabnet Subversion 1.6.9, Trac 0.11.6, Python 2.6.1 from Sun's Webstack, Sunfreeware.com's swig 1.3.36 running on Solaris 10 5/09 SPARC. I have these error code when open Trac page. Serving on 0.0.0.0:8000 view at http://127.0.0.1:8000/ /opt/webstack/python/lib/python2.6/site-packages/libsvn/fs.py:7: RuntimeWarning: Python C A...
I'm working on a project that has components, components have features, features have bugs. I can't organise these tickets tidily. What kind of tool do you use to keep these things in order? I'm using Eclipse PDT + mylyn. This tool described above should: be centralized, mulitple programmer/machine should read the same tasks. suppor...
What I am looking for is a tool that easily or automatically sends coldfusion error messages to their system. Then I can use the web-based interface, to manage priorities, track who fixed what and so forth. But I want to use this to help us deal with errors better, but also to show the importance of a bug tracking system to my fellow...
Hello, I am looking for project management software which has support for bug tracking. Its for a school project i have searched on stackoverflow but i did not find something useful. I am now using collabtive but is does not have bug tracking support. I need these things: Runs on php Bug tracking Project management (assign a project l...
Hi, I'm hosting my application on a Linode, but is hosted on a Tomcat instance, which uses most of the RAM. I also have Apache installed, so I can front Mercurial, and I believe a bug tracker is a must, however I can't decide on which is best, given scarce resources. JIRA seems to be out of the question, so I've been deciding on either ...
No tool is perfect, and I'm about to start several long-term projects using Trac, and wanted a heads up of the kinds of problems I may or may not experience with it. In other words, Trac meets my needs in the short term, and I've already made the decision to use it, but I want to know what to expect down the road. I am not looking for: ...
I'm facing a very complicated problem in my application that is solved when I update from toplink 10.1.3 to toplink 10.1.3.4. Now I must find out which resolved issue (list available here http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/toplink/doc/10131/relnotes/rel_notes.htm#BABBHCAA) is responsible for the solution, so I can convince the...
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For my Honours project at University this year I'm considering doing some research into which code metrics are useful in predicting where defects are likely to exist in code and what metrics map to what kind of defects. What large open source projects exist that have a substantial revision history and also use a bug tracking system? ...
We are a small Microsoft shop with 4 developers. We like the idea to have everything integrated and under the same SQL database but not to deal with too many features or a complexity we don't need. The other option would be to use two distinct third party tools. We also wonder if VS2010 version control and bug/issue tracking capabilitie...
Is there any way trac could be made to work with a custom mail tool? For example, imagine a command line script which takes all of it's arguments from it's command line arguments: script -s sender -t title -to [email protected] -b body The tool is configured to use COM for email sending, and I think it would be impossible to define ...
OK, I have sort of a tricky problem I'm attempting to solve. First of all, an overview: I have an external API not under my control, which is used by a massive amount of legacy code. There are several classes of bugs in the legacy code that could potentially be detected at run-time, if only the external API was written to track its ow...
Clarification/summary for the question -- we're looking for: a hosted bug tracking system, that is as convenient to use as lighthouse/github/launchpad, can deal with attachments, integrates email notifications and operations (implies operations in commit messages), has a script-friendly API, allows anonymous bug reports, or ones with a...
I have installed Trac on my webserver. First of all it seems in secure because it immediately exposed my repository to the world. How does Trac access my repository without providing it with some credentials to access the authz protected repository? Second, can I use the same users or groups in svn's authz to use as the users and groups ...