Issue Tracking with Redmine
I was looking around for a solid issue tracking system, written using Ruby on Rails. There are some good comparisons on wikipedia. Redmine seems like a good choice; all the standard functionality, that you would expect from a issue tracking system, is available. For instance:-
- Raising Bugs/Defects
- Request Features
- Adding Patches
- Roadmaps
- Forums
- Wiki
- Code Repository
The code repository can use the source control apps, Git and Subversion.
All in all, a pretty solid choice.
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