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Lawrence Wagerfield
Lawrence Wagerfield

Reputation: 6611

Open Source Equivalent of TFS?

Is there a combination of OSS which can be tightly integrated to perform the following?:

To be honest, I've answered the first two myself. My main query is: does anyone know of a good work item tracker that can be tightly integrated into Source Control?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1055

Answers (1)

Steve Kaye
Steve Kaye

Reputation: 6262

I can recommend Redmine as a project tracker.

It interfaces with a number of source control systems, Git being one of them, and monitors the commit messages for references to issues (it looks for things like "refs #123" and "fixes #123") When you view an issue you'll see a list of source control revisions that were associated with the issue. You can then click on the revision to see which files were affected and then see the changes made to each file.

If you are using Windows, then TurtleMine can be used to get a list of Redmine issues to associate with the commit. This is a plug in for Tortoise products and I've used it with TortoiseSVN and TortoiseHg - I'd guess that it would work with TortoiseGit.

For me, the only downside with it is that it is quite difficult to install, but Bitnami have solved that issue by providing a number of easy to use install options.

Upvotes: 1

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