| 30 | == Trac == |
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| 32 | === What is Trac? === |
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| 34 | Trac is an enhanced wiki and issue tracking system for software development projects that integrated with Subversion. It allows us to make development notes in a wiki, record bugs and feature requests, and tag commits of source code against tickets (even allowing us to close the ticket from the commit message). |
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| 36 | === What are all of the ticket statuses about? === |
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| 38 | Trac comes with a few statuses in its ticket workflow, but the WarFoundry site has extended that slightly. We now have: |
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| 40 | * '''New''' - ticket has been submitted but not checked out by a Dev |
| 41 | * '''Confirmed''' - the ticket has been confirmed as a bug but hasn't been taken to be worked on |
| 42 | * '''InfoNeeded/InfoNeeded_New''' - the developers need more information to help confirm/diagnose/fix the bug |
| 43 | * '''Assigned''' - the ticket has been assigned to a specific person to handle, but the person hasn't accepted it yet |
| 44 | * '''Accepted''' - the ticket has been accepted and is in the developer's queue of "things to fix/do" |
| 45 | * '''Closed''' - the ticket has been fixed or rejected. See the "resolution" for more information |
| 46 | * '''Reopened''' - a closed ticket wasn't fixed or information has been provided that indicates that it shouldn't have been rejected |
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