At 12:33 AM 8/20/00 +0200, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>(Side note: Folks, we need a real bug/issue-tracking system. We just
>discussed this a month ago ("How PostgreSQL's floating point hurts
>everyone everywhere"). If anyone's interested in porting Bugzilla or some
>other such system to PostgreSQL and putting it into use, let me know.)
OpenACS and arsDigita are using Ben Adida's software development manager,
which includes a ticket-tracking module. It's still under development,
but you can take a look at www.openacs.org/sdm to see how we're using
it.
It was developed for Postgres (which is what you see at the above URL)
then ported to Oracle (which is what you arsDigita does). aD has also
added some functionality which is supposed to be ported back to the
Postgres version.
Among other things it integrates with a todo list manager that maintains
individual todo lists for developers ... you're assigned a bug, it
ends up on your todo list.
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