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Aug 12, 2008 06:08 PM | Bennett Landman
Integrated Bug Tracking
Good afternoon,
I am working on porting a framework for Java development from our internal systems to a public, NITRC one. However, we need to deploy a bug tracking system that can be accessed from within the development environment, such as Eclipse and Bugzilla. I’ve heard rumors that NITRC would “soon” be supporting/hosting bugzilla for projects.
My question is: Is this type of bug tracking support imminent or would it be better to go ahead and setup a bug tracking server outside of NITRC? Any hints as to plausible timeframe would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Bennett
I am working on porting a framework for Java development from our internal systems to a public, NITRC one. However, we need to deploy a bug tracking system that can be accessed from within the development environment, such as Eclipse and Bugzilla. I’ve heard rumors that NITRC would “soon” be supporting/hosting bugzilla for projects.
My question is: Is this type of bug tracking support imminent or would it be better to go ahead and setup a bug tracking server outside of NITRC? Any hints as to plausible timeframe would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Bennett
Aug 13, 2008 08:08 PM | NITRC Moderator
RE: Integrated Bug Tracking
Bennett,
This idea has been bounced around but has not yet been scheduled for implementation. If it is approved, it will likely be a couple of years before it is rolled out. I would recommend using a bug tracker that works for you for the time being and linking out to it from your NITRC project.
Best,
Christian
This idea has been bounced around but has not yet been scheduled for implementation. If it is approved, it will likely be a couple of years before it is rolled out. I would recommend using a bug tracker that works for you for the time being and linking out to it from your NITRC project.
Best,
Christian