How about finally replacing GNATS? (was Re: FreeBSD problems
and preliminary ways to solve)
Benjamin Kaduk
kaduk at MIT.EDU
Sat Aug 27 19:49:39 UTC 2011
We have used JIRA, Trac, and Request Tracker for various things here at
MIT. We phased out JIRA because it was a hassle to work with. Trac is
pretty slow in our current deployment, and it may or may not get better
once we move to different hardware (I personally don't think it will be
great). RT is I think more for user support tickets than proper bug
tracking (though we use it for bug tracking at OpenAFS); I don't think it
has quite the workflow we want, and I gather it can be pretty complicated
to mention.
I will also mention the Debian bug tracker which, despite the jokes made
at its expense in various Linux communities, seems like it may be a
reasonable fit for what we want. Most interaction is done over email, but
I could imagine writing scripts around it.
Sadly, I don't have any real experience with Bugzilla for comparison.
-Ben Kaduk
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