Re: [Fab-user] add recipes section to the Fabric web page?

[Bryan Berry]

On Fri, 2008-10-17 at 12:44 -0400, Jeff Forcier wrote:
> * There's a django-vcs project that is very new, but should be
> relatively easy to get the basic features up and running, and tie it
> to django-issues. Both projects are being done by the same group of
> people so integration should be pretty easy. Django makes rapid
> development easy :)

That sounds good to me. I have administered both Trac and redmine and by
far prefer redmine both for performance and easier to manage. But there
is not a small amount of overhead to setting up the stack.

Django-vcs sounds like the right way to go, even if it takes a month.

> So, at the end of all that, as I said it comes down to Redmine or a
> Django implementation of the same general ideas. Given that Fabric
> isn't currently *lacking* anything (NonGNU.org has a ticket tracker
> and I think gitweb; and then there's GitHub for nice source browsing)
> I personally have no problem waiting a month or so to get
> django-vcs/django-issues up to speed, then setting those up on my VPS
> and starting to migrate us there.
> 
> -Jeff
> 
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Bryan W. Berry
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