Bug reporting for KDE 4

Diego Iastrubni elcuco at kde.org
Sun Oct 28 21:46:11 GMT 2007


I have seen Mantis in action (in Asterisk, see: 
http://bugs.digium.com/main_page.php) and I am not really impressed. I 
am much more impressed by Trac (see example here: 
http://trac.edgewall.org/report/1 ) as a source-browser + ticket 
integration. Lets ignore the crappy wiki, even tough it has kick-ass 
integration with the whole system.


Setting up trac is also easy (I like the stand alone daemon 
implementation + proxy, much better then fast-cgi).



Rafael Fernández López wrote:

> Hi,
>
>   
>> Bug trackers have advantages over emails, like you can't delete bugs, you
>> can mark them as closed, you also get emails on changes etc.
>> Reporting a bug in bugzilla is quite some work, also searching in bugzilla.
>>     
>
> Well, it depends. We can set behaviour rules. That is:
>
> - If you report a bug do "[REPORT] bug small description" on the subject.
> - If you have fixed and committed the problem "[FIXED] bug small description"
> - If you have reopened... "[REOPENED] bug small description"
>
> This way we could have a rudimentary bug tracking system, more flexible than 
> bugzilla and better oriented to our current state. This would also let us 
> have the history that bugzilla provides on the mailing list history, as every 
> message should in theory have in the subject the state of the bug, we could 
> follow how things went.
>
>
>   





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