Bug #1

Oct. 25th, 2007 08:37 pm
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[personal profile] ewx

Since chiarkwiki is now dead, I need something to replace the DisOrder wishlist page. It's now an HTML page that only I can edit, but what I really want is a bug tracking system, both for wishlist items and real bugs.

I'd like to not run a whole BTS just for one project, so one of the development hosting services seems like the obvious answer. The ones I know of are:

Right now I'd only be interested in bug tracking and closely related facilities, rather than somewhere to host source code or whatever. It's not completely impossible that other facilities might be useful in the future though.

So does anyone have either any suggestions beyond the above, or relevant experience of using them either as a developer or for the matter just as a user wanting to report a bug - which one would you choose and on what grounds?

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Date: 2007-10-30 02:24 pm (UTC)
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From: [identity profile] ewx.livejournal.com

They all require logins, which seems reasonable, and in any case isn't a further barrier in any cases since I either already had one or created one while exploring the options.

The only data I'd be trusting to anyone in the first instance would be a bug list, and the whole point is to entrust the bug list to someone else. I suppose I could scrape out the contents from time to time anyway.

All of the ones that weren't Sourceforge seemed fairly quick, at least in comparison. Launchpad's code browser crawled rather, but that's not the bit I'm most interested in (although if I was the bzr support would be point in favor).

I've had one "avoid Launchpad" in another forum but they didn't give any details as to why.

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