Re: issue tracking -- let's fix this!

Does gitorious plan to implement a bug tracker like github has?

What bug trackers do other projects on gitorious use?

I notice that for the gitorious source code (which is hosted on
gitorious) they use Lighthouse, which I don't think is free software.

I looked at some of the featured projects on the gitorious front page to
see what they use. StatusNet hosts its own bug tracker at its website:

http://status.net/open-source/issues

I guess that is a drupal module?

XBMC hosts its own trac.

OpenSuSe uses Bugzilla. Qt uses some enterprise thing.

None of these feel very pyblosxom. I'd say Lighthouse, because it claims
to be very simple, seems most appropriate but it isn't free software.

I suggested using Launchpad back when we were thinking about moving from
Sourceforge. I've seen projects before that use Launchpad for some
things (e.g. issue tracking) and another site for other things (e.g.
code hosting). I think we could go with that still. We'd use gitorious
for the code hosting, bluesock for the website, we already seem to have
mailing lists, but Launchpad could provide us with (whichever we want
from): bug tracking, translations, Ubuntu package building and hosting
(we could have a PyBlosxom PPA), blueprint and specification tracking,
and the community support thingy "Launchpad Answers". The disadvantage
is that Launchpad is quite a confusing and difficult-to-navigate site,
and that we'd be spreading things across even more services (bluesock,
gitorious, sourceforge, launchpad), although we could use the front page
of the bluesock pyblosxom website as the central place to link to them
all. It might have the potential for things to get quite confusing.

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