Jira Bug Tracker, Confluence Wiki and FishEYE from Atlassian

[Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis]

Hi all,

  i volunteer to install, configure and maintaine the Jira, Confluence and FishEYE from Atlassian for the Codeblocks Project. They can help to advance the communication of the project a lot, IMO. And they have an Open Source licence we can use.

  I already done that for the Firebird Project ( http://tracker.firebirdsql.org ) for thge past one, one and a half year for the Firebird Project and i have some experience.
 
  If there is no objections, i can setup them in my VPS this weekend for testing and next week i'll try to find a way to transfer the bug list from berlios. There are already some installations in my server for the firebird project used as test enviroments for changes ( Jira http://fbtracker.artesoft.gr, Confluence http://fbwiki.artesoft.gr ), so it will be very easy for me to do.

regards,
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Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis

[thomas]

Thank you for the kind offer, but we already have a wiki (two, actually) and a tracker running.

[Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis]

Thomas Hi,

Thank you for the kind offer, but we already have a wiki (two, actually) and a tracker running.

I'm aware of that. I just believe that the atlassian's tools is superior from what is used currently by the Codeblocks project.

Anyway, you can ask me to do it if/when you guys change your minds ....

regards,
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Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis

[artoj]

Thank you for the kind offer, but we already have a wiki (two, actually) and a tracker running.

2 trackers: Berlios' own and Mantis.

[thomas]

2 trackers: Berlios' own and Mantis.

That's BerliOS... but we have Trac and Wiki running on another machine, too

[artoj]

That's BerliOS... but we have Trac and Wiki running on another machine, too

So I guess the next question is will the Trac be available to the public at some point or will it be reserved for dev team only?

EDIT: as a bug tracker that is

[MortenMacFly]

I'm aware of that. I just believe that the atlassian's tools is superior from what is used currently by the Codeblocks project.

If I get the description right than the client software (and probalbly other components) are not free / open source. I don't think that's feasible for us anyways... sorry.

[mandrav]

That's BerliOS... but we have Trac and Wiki running on another machine, too

So I guess the next question is will the Trac be available to the public at some point or will it be reserved for dev team only?

EDIT: as a bug tracker that is

Yes, it will become available once setup.

[Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis]

Hi,

I'm aware of that. I just believe that the atlassian's tools is superior from what is used currently by the Codeblocks project.

If I get the description right than the client software (and probalbly other components) are not free / open source. I don't think that's feasible for us anyways... sorry.

There isn't any client software ... You use a browser ( IE, Firefox, Opera etc ) as they are java web applications. If you mean that they are commercial apps, they are free ( they have an open source licence ) and provide the source code for open source projects. For closed/ proprietary you need to buy a licence.

regards,
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Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis