Reputation: 161
I am looking for a web interface for git that includes documentation and issue tracking. It seems like I can only find one or the other, and it seems dumb to use gitolite and trac together. (And if it could read/parse POD documentation that would be an added bonus).
What is a good "management" solution for a git code base?
EDIT for clarification:
Honestly, I am looking to host something similar to GitHub in house. I can't use a hosted solution due to the proprietary (and sensitive) nature of some of the code. Using Gitolite and Trac together sounds like a dumb solution because it would require two interfaces, one for reading/downloading and one for issue tracking.
Currently, I am using SVN and users e-mail me with bugs and feature requests... This is a less than manageable solution, and is not salable. I had delusions of designing my own platform, but I am too inundated with actual work to start another side project.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1100
Reputation: 116
Gitlab seems promising, with user authentication for private access. Distributed under the MIT License.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 13733
Redmine is an often used solution.
If you're looking for something similar to GitHub but at a lower cost than GitHub Enterprise, you might want to look at Gitorious
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 3796
For a fee, you can host GitHub on your private network. If it needs to be a free solution, trac may be your best bet.
Upvotes: 1