Bug tracking system
While I'm tinkering with the system - linux-mips.org still has no bug tracking system to track bugs and so issues get forgotten also the only system we have to track feature requests and other to-do items currently is the to do page in the wiki. But the wiki isn't the best medium for this purpose. So should we install something like bugzilla - which I personally never liked - or other tracking system? Suggestions?
Ralf
Quoted 6 lines · Ralf Baechle
While I'm tinkering with the system - linux-mips.org still has no bug tracking system to track bugs and so issues get forgotten also the only system we have to track feature requests and other to-do items currently is the to do page in the wiki. But the wiki isn't the best medium for this purpose. So should we install something like bugzilla - which I personally never liked - or other tracking system? Suggestions?
If bugzilla is to be used, would it make sense to use the kernel.org bugzilla which already has a MIPS category, rather than setting up a new one?
Cheers
James
Quoted 8 lines · James Hogan
Quoted 6 lines · Ralf Baechle
While I'm tinkering with the system - linux-mips.org still has no bug tracking system to track bugs and so issues get forgotten also the only system we have to track feature requests and other to-do items currently is the to do page in the wiki. But the wiki isn't the best medium for this purpose. So should we install something like bugzilla - which I personally never liked - or other tracking system? Suggestions?
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If bugzilla is to be used, would it make sense to use the kernel.org bugzilla which already has a MIPS category, rather than setting up a new one?
Indeed why not. Might even talk to the kernel.org admins to have it show up as bugzilla.linux-mips.org or something like that.
I personally like the Debian bug tracking system but I'm not sure how well it integrates with esotheric MTAs such as zmailer and how bad spam issues would be.
Ralf