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github provides wiki + bug tracker + VCS. And you allow many developers to commit into single repository. May be this will be good solution? Because many big projects, like erlang, clojure, and many other, use github to host VCS
I personally like fork/pull request feature - this allows to anyone, who has no commit rights, to make some changes, and offer them to merge into mainstream.
Stas Boukarev at "Sun, 22 Aug 2010 01:32:56 +0400" wrote: SB> Tobias C Rittweiler tcr@freebits.de writes:
As I've got less time hacking on stuff, or even just following mailing lists carefully, I'd like to have a way to look at issues to maybe find something to hack even after one or two months passed.
I didn't feel like it was needed in past, but I'd now like to have some kind of bug tracker, or issue management system.
From SBCL's experience, launchpad is pretty decent, and comes with a pretty decent mailing list interface.
What are your thoughts on that matter?
SB> I like launchpad, though trac is OK too.
SB> And while we're at it, maybe it's appropriate to consider transition to SB> some more modern version control system.