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* Pretty sure this one can handle creating issues without users logging in. | * Pretty sure this one can handle creating issues without users logging in. | ||
* Proprietary software, but they offer a free as in beer license to open source projects. | * Proprietary software, but they offer a free as in beer license to open source projects. | ||
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=== Mantis === | === Mantis === |
Revision as of 15:57, 13 February 2014
This page is for discussing possible options for a bug tracker to use. If you have any other possible options in mind, make a new level 3 heading for them.
General requirements
- It should allow submitting issues without requiring logging in/creating an account.
- (?) Should it have the ability to allow uploading attachments (screenshots of the bug, patches, etc.)?
Possible bug trackers
MediaWiki
- Uses this wiki that we already have running.
- Would use a Bug: namespace.
- This wiki currently requires registration before editing, although logged out editing can be re-enabled if needed.
- May be more difficult for developers to sort issues by values like status, assignee, etc. that are normally found in bug trackers.
- Template:Bug was created to give some structure to bug reports if we use this system.
Needed configuration changes to the wiki if we did this:
$wgGroupPermissions['*']['edit'] = true; define("NS_BUG", 112); define("NS_BUG_TALK", 113); $wgExtraNamespaces[NS_BUG] = "Bug"; $wgExtraNamespaces[NS_BUG_TALK] = "Bug_talk";
Done.
MediaWiki with semantic extensions
- Uses this wiki that we already have running.
- Would use a Bug: namespace.
- This wiki currently requires registration before editing, although logged out editing can be re-enabled if needed.
- Would require the installation of the Semantic MediaWiki and Semantic Forms extensions.
- Should be easier to sort issues, although it still likely will lack features found in standalone bug trackers
- Probably needs more configuration and initial setup than MediaWiki alone.
GitHub issues
- Already set up and running alongside the repository where the code currently is.
- GitHub requires registration, which likely makes it undesirable.
Bugzilla
- Requires registration.
- Free and open source.
JIRA
- Pretty sure this one can handle creating issues without users logging in.
- Proprietary software, but they offer a free as in beer license to open source projects.
- here
Mantis
- It's not pretty, but allows bug submission without login.
- Some integration with MediaWiki apparently available, as per this link
- I've put up an install you can test out: http://209.141.33.25. If you create an account, check your spam folder for the confirmation email. Popeidol