I’m looking for a free way to automate builds and manage work items (including bug-tracking) for a small open-source team (mostly myself and 1 to 3 other developers). I checked many products and for now, the best I could found was TeamCity but this tool doesn’t seem to have work item management (tasks, bugs, requirements etc).
I use SVN as my source control, VS2008 as my IDE and if possible, my build manager / work item management software would run on IIS 6.0 but I’ve no trouble installing Apache if there’s no way to avoid it.
Is TeamCity the better solution (maybe with some add-ons for work item management) or if another stack of products could be a better choice.
Thanks
trac. The best there is (IMHO). Visit trac-hacks.org to get some add-ons. It integrates with SVN nicely, so you can close tickets just by writing appropriate commit messages.
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I note the first part of your post mentions ‘automating builds’. For this purpose, unless you already have, get yourself a CI server: CruiseControl.NET is the typical one, you may also try Hudson.