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| I think that a wiki as bug tracker is perfectly doable, and would show a nice structured use of a wiki. There is one required piece missing: a flexible means to query the wiki's structure. |
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| I think that a wiki as bug tracker is perfectly doable, and would show a nice structured use of a wiki. Envision the following pages: |
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| If something like the QueryPlugin was completed and functional, you could (from any page you wanted) ask the wiki to: |
| Using the QueryPlugin, you could (from any page you wanted) ask the wiki to: |
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| --JohnVolkar, 21-Jan-2004 |
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| I would like to recommend [Agility Bug Tracker|http://www.agileedge.com], it's __very__ flexible and easy to use. |
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| I would also recommend Scarab, we use it here, and it is very good indeed. We also reviewed BugZilla and Support Works (commerical). -- [KieronWilkinson] |
| I would also recommend Scarab, we use it here, and it is very good indeed. We also reviewed BugZilla and Support Works (commerical). -- [KieronWilkinson] 22-Jan-2004 |
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| Itracker is quite cool [itracker link|http://www.cowsultants.com] -- [MarcGodin] 28-Jan-2004 |
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| I like this [Bug Tracker|http://www.agileedge.com]. Its a hosted model and has a free license for Open Source Projects. |
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| I've just started a new project, and I created a separate Wiki for it.\\ |
| I will put as much as I can in the wiki: \\ |
| - in plain wiki: use cases, user stories, tests descriptions, screencopies, etc..\\ |
| - in JSPWiki's blog: the project log\\ |
| - in plain wiki: bug reports, and tracking..\\ |
| For this reason, I'd like to see JSPWiki more capable in the light bug reporting/managing business. |
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| Janne: you chose to push JSPWiki in the blog direction, even though there were standalone blog solution (blojsom, f.ex). \\ |
| - I'm ready to bet that doing so, you improved JSPWiki in non-blog related area. You also made more useful (because more feature rich), while staying not bloated. \\ |
| - I'm also ready to bet that inserting bug managing features would have the same positive effects: more useful (because more feature rich), while not bloated. |
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| --AlainRavet, 21 Sept 2004 |
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| The new bug tracking system is now online. See [SubmitBugReport] for more information. |
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| -- JanneJalkanen, 18-Nov-2004 |
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| I am kind of appalled that JSPWiki does not use a real bug tracking system like bugzilla. Doing bug tracking with a wiki is like implementing a wiki with bugzilla comments. You can do both, but it is not the best way to go. |
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| There are several advantages of Bugzilla versus having bugs in a wiki: |
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| * there is a built-in workflow |
| * bugs are at one place, regardless of their status |
| * bugs have unique ids |
| * bugs have a life-cycle |
| * Bugzilla has lot of search options |
| * email notifications |
| * you can get statistics |
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| OK, Bugzilla is ugly. But it is really useful. |
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| --Jürgen Weber, 19-Jan-2006 |
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| This is a case of EatingOurOwnDogfood. I'm sure there are advantages to using other bug tracking systems (I'm personally quite fond of [JIRA]), but this is a great learning experience for wikis and forms. |
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| -- JanneJalkanen |
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| Well, if I'd work in a dog's food company, I still wouldn't eat dog food... |
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| I think its wise to take the right tool for the right job. |
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| Of course I find it right to enter wiki-able information for JSPWiki with itself, but bug tracking is a different thing. |
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| How do I find "My bugs" with the JSPWiki bug tracking system? |
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| How do I find "Today's bugs" or sort the bugs by date? |
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| Have you looked at [Scarab|http://scarab.tigris.org/] ? |
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| By the way, the Scarab people don't eat their own dog food either. They might well have implemented their wiki with bug entries and bug entry comments, but rather they chose a real wiki: |
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| [Scarab's wiki|http://www.saxess.de/scarab-wiki/PageInfo.jsp?page=Main] |
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| --Jürgen Weber, 24-Feb-2006 |
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| By your logic I should've never written JSPWiki either, as there were better/more complete versions available when we started ;-). We'll get there. Sooner or later. |
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| You can tag any bug using [JürgenWeberBug], for example. Use your imagination... |
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| -- JanneJalkanen |
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