Florian,
thanks for the additional info about Jira license fees.
My converter script pulls the issues from Tigris to a folder in XML format.
From there, they get pushed into Roundup via its RPC interface. So you'd have
to care only about the second part only.
If you're interested, I can send you a copy of the script.
Best regards,
Dirk
Am 25. September 2015 09:58:22 MESZ, schrieb Florian Miedniak
<florian.miedn...@gmail.com>:
>Hi Dirk,
>
>here are the detailed conditions for their open source program:
>https://www.atlassian.com/software/views/open-source-license-request
>
>I didn't see a restriction to cloud instances on the first glance -
>although this kind of restrictions usually are stated in very small
>print
>;-)
>
>
>2015-09-25 9:12 GMT+02:00 Dirk Bächle <tshor...@gmx.de>:
>
>> Hi Florian,
>>
>> On 25.09.2015 08:54, Florian Miedniak wrote:
>>
>>> Thought about using JIRA? It's free for open source projects
>>>
>>
>> I'm not sure that this is a 100% correct. From their main website I
>get
>> the information that the "Cloud service" can be free for open-source
>> project that apply for this. Can you point me to the information
>where it
>> says that Jira itself is free too?
>> I'm asking because I know that my company plans to use Jira pretty
>> big-scale in the future, which means there must be some serious money
>> involved...else they wouldn't buy it. ;)
>>
>
>We're using JIRA in commercial environment, which for sure costs "some"
>money, especially if you use their standard per-user licenses.
>
>
>> and very intuitive to use IMO while being very flexible, if you need
>>
>>> it. Nice integration with bitbucket, confluence and version control
>>> system is also given (automated cross-references for issues,
>>> detailed track of commits per issue).
>>>
>>
>> The main point here is the migration from our Tigris instance. If you
>(or
>> someone else) can come up with a way to import all the currently
>existing
>> data into Jira, without losing any attached files or creation dates
>of
>> messages and issues (preserving history), then we can talk I guess.
>:)
>>
>
>That really could be the crucial point - as migration is often ... :-/
>I
>may talk to the colleague, that did the migration into JIRA, maybe he
>has
>some valueable hints.
>How are you doing this for Tigris -> Roundup currently? Especially the
>attachement thing? Do you have some kind of intermediate format for
>migration?
>
>I had a look on the feature sheet of Roundup, that admittedly reads
>quite
>impressive. Nevertheless, I must agree with Gary concerning the user
>interface ... For me, at first glance it compares it bit to Trac from
>the
>"user experience" point of view.
>
>Best regards
>
>-Florian
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