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On 11/03/2015 12:17 PM, Patrick Georgi wrote:
Hey coreboot folks,
people were nagging me to set up a bug tracker for the project.
Last time we dicussed that, we mostly quibbled over the UI and data model (whether the tracker should feature free form vs. structured data bug entry), and that's a discussion I don't want to participate in, so I'm staying out of the decision which bug tracker it should be.
My offer is: Figure out (collectively) what issue tracker is suitable for coreboot, promise you'll help keeping it clean (so it doesn't become a graveyard like our trac instance), and I'll set it up.
Only four constraints as far as I'm concerned:
- It must be somewhat CPU efficient. Funnily that rules out trac.
- It must be maintained. I have no interest in watching out for XSS
issues myself. 3. It must be OSI friendly licensed. Jira and similar "special license for open source projects we like" stuff doesn't count. 4. It must run on Linux (since that's what the server uses)
It also shouldn't be too esoteric. I reserve the right to simply give up if installing the tracker involves having to figure out how to set up an S/360 emulator, then build the open source issue tracker using a K compiler that can only be found on Abandonware websites that are written in scripts (as in character sets) that I can't read.
Patrick
Is Bugzilla out of the question?
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