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[Olivier Berger]

Hi.

(Pay attention to putting a proper subject in mails you're sending...
and welcome ;)

Le mercredi 27 juillet 2011 à 13:34 -0400, Lee J Reamsnyder a écrit :
> Hi all,
> 
> If I haven't said "hello" yet, I'm Lee. I'm the current "web guy" for the
> open-services site.
> 
> I'm looking at putting some sort of bug or enhancement tracker in place for
> the site. That way we'd have an open place where people could look and see
> what I'm up to or report any problems they run into.
> 
> Anyone have any recommendations for decent systems we could put in place or
> sign up for? The priorities for me are:
> 1) Simple
> 2) Cheap
> 3) Web-based
> 

OSLC-CM compatible ? ;-)

> Some of the usual open-source suspects are Bugzilla or Request Tracker.
> 

Bugzilla can be offered an OSLC-CM compliant adapter (see oslc-tools
project / OSLC tutorial, etc.)

Otherwise, RT is better suited for helpdesk / support than bugzilla
IMHO, but YMMV.

> Another option might be to put some of the site source on GitHub and use
> their built-in issue tracker (more details here:
> https://github.com/blog/831-issues-2-0-the-next-generation).
> 

Not sure this would be better, unless there are tighter links between
OSLC and github (corp), IMHO. Or if they started being OSLC compliant,
of course ;)

> Any thoughts or other suggestions I could go look at?
> 

Just my 2 cents,

Best regards,

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