Jean Delvare wrote: > [...] > > Viewcvs? > > (e.g. http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/) > > Seems to support Subversion as well. > That's another option, although I couldn't see how to download tarballs. (not critical) >[...]Searching in it is especially cumbersome, I think. > > > That's true but OTOH people are used to bugzilla because several major > projects use it (linux kernel, mozilla, xmms and more). I think it can > be configured and maybe the overkill features can be disabled in our > case. It's certainly worth giving it a try. If someone can think of > something as efficient but lighter, I'm listening. > I'm not opposed to bugzilla if it is the best option. Especially if we can start with a simplified version and grow into it's more advanced features. Lots of interesting options on Freshmeat, but of course most solutions are somebody's half-baked weekend project written over a weekend in Ada for their Amiga. ;') http://freshmeat.net/browse/846/ But, take a look at this: http://www.edgewall.com/trac/screenshots.html It happens to cover most of the things we were discussing, and a few more we hadn't thought of (like project time line, changeset summary, etc.) A few shortfalls, but might be adaptable... just kicking around some thoughts. > Oh, I would consider it a GREAT benefit if it were possible to import our > existing 2500 tickets in the new support system and keep the numbering > intact. > Yes! If the new system uses a SQL backend (like my favorite PostgreSQL), then it shouldn't be too bad to figure out how to import all the existing tickets in. Phil
