I'm investigating Drupal as an internal Sourceforge alternative. I'm having trouble understanding how the Project Manager works with issues and subversion repositories. Is there any GOOD documentation that explains how to the PM module/Drupal interact with repositories?
I'm familiar with Trac or GForge, where a project is directly tied to a specific repository and any commits you make against a specific issue are added to that ticket.
I used ClearCase/ClearQuest recently, which despite its many, major flaws, is my benchmark for functionality. One prime example is linking commits to an issue/ticket so that an auditor can clearly see the software changes that were made for that issue.
I created a project on my Drupal site. I also added a subversion repository in the project administration -> vcs repositories admin page. But I don't want to have to manually create this entry every time I create a new project. Or do I have to manually create the svn repository on the disk and then add an entry in the vcs repositories admin page?
For example in GForge, I register a new project and a crontab entry automatically creates the svn repository on disk and links it to the project. Do I have to do all this manually?
I'm confused!
Any help appreciated!
Thanks
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Redmine
While it doesn't reply to your question, I would recommend Redmine.
It is like Trac on steroid.
Damien Cirotteau
http://www.rue89.com
Damien Cirotteau
http://www.rue89.com
i just checked out the
i just checked out the redmine api module for drupal 6.
I would love to see a similar module available for Drupal 7.
Or else can you suggest me a way to use redmine in D7 using the current redmine api module.
I'm surprised - I thought
I'm surprised - I thought more people would be using Drupal for a full PM & CMS. I've added Drupal to the list to investigate for work but I'm not sure if it's a go or not.
Give it a few months
Once all of drupal.org has been migrated to D6 there should be some pretty awesome modules for running a project management site.
Any ideas on the schedule
Any ideas on the schedule for this?
A few months..
I think they're aiming to have as much completed as possible by DrupalCon, but http://d6.drupal.org/ already has some updates to view.
Thanks - we're evaluating
Thanks - we're evaluating open source tools for what will eventually become our development platform (project management, source control, bug tracker, maybe even requirements and document management etc) and Drupal is on the list of stuff to look at. Not sure if that fits our timeline but I'll keep my eyes peeled!
jQuery's Plugins site is
jQuery's Plugins site is using Drupal and the Project* modules. I think Sun is also using Project* but I don't remember the address.
Funny that they use Drupal
Funny that they use Drupal for the plugins and Trac for the main project.