Hello Kristen, > For about two or three weeks I'm looking for a BTS for the xen-tools > project. Since we use git and I sometimes do offline development, I > really would like to use a DBTS. But then OTOH I still want a BTS > which has an at least read-only web interface for users to see what's > going on. > > Since I haven't found a real DBTS (i.e. not sd and nothing using > Subversion) with web interface after two weeks, I went back and
Could you elaborate on why you don't consider SD to be a 'real' DBTS? Is it due to lack of features, maturity, or something deeper such as the design? I believe there is a standalone single-user web interface. It has obviously has a long way to go in terms of documentation and usability, but I feel it currently comes the closest to offering a truly distributed bug database. I presume you have also taken a look at Fossil? [http://fossil-scm.org] The built in issue tracker is quite distributed but unfortunately (or fortunately depending on what you want) comes with integrated in source control and a wiki with the issue database. Mark. -- Mark Lawrence _______________________________________________ dist-bugs mailing list [email protected] http://kitenet.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dist-bugs
