redmine

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We use Git or Mercurial for revision control, Redmine to keep track of our bugs, and Jenkins for CI.

Gerrit is a bit too heavy for small teams and Redmine does not have a good code review plugin.

We use Redmine and just put the relevant issue number and the title of the issue.

For some reason I feel Redmine + Gitolite is the best for everything, except for code-review that is.

I like Jira when I have to use something that beefy, but I'll cape up for Redmine a little bit.

If you want something in-house, Redmine or Trac are both ok.

Write a simple script to query a redmine server from Mac/Linux.

In /real life/ I am using Jira or Redmine on a regular basis, maybe I'm just broken from their heavy and complex UI's.

I want something like redmine, where I can log in, and get a complete timeline and list of documents for a particular case.

Recently, (finally!) we switched our research group over from (a very very old version of) redmine and you can't imagine my joy when that happended!

I set up Redmine for my wife, who is an attorney.

If I type "Jira vs", FogBuz doesn't show up -- I get Rally, Trello, TFS, Redmine, and Asana first.

Despite tasks being organized in a Redmine-like tool, the implementation was still done in random order because nobody could define priority.

Redmine is the best for small to large team,wish it is Not ruby though.

I used Github issues and my current place of work uses Redmine, and neither of them are as nice to use.