Re: [eigen] moving to a serious issue/patch tracker

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Hi,

I've played a bit with bugzilla, and I have to say that it seems to be
much more appropriate than redmine for our purpose. The only advantage
of Redmine is the integration with other goodies (it is not only a
tracker) but regarding the tracker itself I don't see it as a valuable
improvement compared to what bitbucket already offers (in term of work
efficiency).

So +1 to all the arguments of Benoit though at first I was a bit
skeptical about his objectivity here ;)

gael

On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 4:25 PM, Benoit Jacob <jacob.benoit.1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> *** general issue tracker announcements ***
>
> For some time we've been considering moving to a serious issue/patch tracker.
>
> There are 2 main candidates here: Redmine (Thomas' favorite) and
> Bugzilla (my favorite).
>
> Toy Bugzilla instance:
> http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/bz/
>
> Toy Redmine instance:
> http://eigen.freehackers.org
>
> *** bugzilla propaganda ***
>
> What I like with bugzilla is that it matches the workflow that I have
> in mind for Eigen. I would like us to move to using such a tracker for
> most development discussion, and potentially attach lots of patches to
> them. I would like all the discussion to stay on the same bug page,
> not be distributed over N separate bug pages. I would like the bug,
> not the patches, to be the center of the discussion. So patch review
> systems a la reviewboard don't work for me. They are for projects who
> stay mainly centered around a mailing list, but this has not be
> working for us for a long time now.
>
> Notice that I have set up patch reviewing as follows in this bugzilla:
> When you attach a patch, under "flags", there is a "review" line.
> There you can select "?" to request review, and enter the name of the
> requestee. He then receives an email, and can on one page add a
> comment, see your raw patch, quote it, reply r+ or r-.
>
> Click on 'Diff' to see the effect of a patch. There is also a great
> 'interdiff' feature to see the difference between 2 patches, but i
> have yet to make it work.
>
> Benoit
>
>
>



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