Bug tracking software.

[UJ]

We've got a small team (about 5 people) and we'd like to track bugs/features
of our software. We'd like a web based solution and free if possible.

Anybody got any suggestions?

TIA - Jeff

 

[Guest]

Do a search over at sourceforge.net . There are several offerings there for
ASP.NET.

Also, at ASP.NET there is a starter kit called something like "issue
tracker" that is very easy to set up and use for small groups.
Peter

 

[UJ]

Thanks. Unfortunately that one requires .Net 2.0 which we haven't gone to
yet. Anything around for 1.1?

J.

 

[Derrick]

Take a look at
http://btnet.sourceforge.net/bugtrackernet.html

 

[Derrick]

This one looks pretty good as well...free for less than 10 users:
http://www.countersoft.com/Default.aspx

 

[Benny Raymond]

Bugzilla is what we use, it's fast and free and web based - we also use
it for a company of around 120 people but i've used it for my own
personal stuff that maybe 3-7 people were using. Works great

~Benny

 

[Joerg Jooss]

Thanks. Unfortunately that one requires .Net 2.0 which we haven't
gone to yet. Anything around for 1.1?

I think there was also a version for .NET 1.1.

Cheers,

 

[UJ]

There may have been a version but I can't find it on the Microsoft Web Site.

J.

 

[Brian Pelton]

I love Trac (http://www.edgewall.com/trac)

You could use it for just bug tracking, or you could use it as a
development project tool. It has a wiki, Subversion source control, bug
tracking, timeline, and roadmap -- all integrated!

It is open source, too!

--Brian

 

[Andreas Mueller]

We've got a small team (about 5 people) and we'd like to track bugs/features
of our software. We'd like a web based solution and free if possible.

Anybody got any suggestions?

TIA - Jeff

not free, but not expensive and great:
http://www.fogcreek.com/FogBugz/index.html

it is cheap, simple and extremely powerfull.

 

[Jeffery Tyree]

Bugzilla is great (I've installed it for a few companies) but be aware that
there is a fair amount of setup involved. MySQL and Perl are needed to make
it work - all of which are free but still additional labor.

 

[Frans Bouma [C# MVP]]

Take a look at
http://btnet.sourceforge.net/bugtrackernet.html

We use that internally, it's pretty simple but works. Dont put this on
a public website though, as the SQL in the application doesn't use
parameters so it can be open for sql injection attacks. (that is: teh
version we have here, it could be they updated it recently).

FB

"issue >> tracker" that is very easy to set up and use for small
groups. >> Peter

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[Jeff Clausius]

If your software projects are milestone driven, and need integration with
source code control, I'd suggest looking at Vault / Dragnet -
http://www.sourcegear.com

Nice easy integration w/ SQL Server, .Net 1.1 *or* .Net 2.0

Jeff Clausius
SourceGear

 

[Yoxel.Com]

I agree, Bugzilla is a great tool but if you do not want to do any
installations at
all check out our hosted solution http://www.yoxel.com