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From: Torsten J. <tor...@on...> - 2005-04-01 17:40:16
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Trac is really cool too. I've created and closed / fixed my first ticket: http://trac.christiandupuis.de/spring-ide/ticket/1 These tickets are reflected in Trac's liveline http://trac.christiandupuis.de/spring-ide/timeline and in the project's roadmap http://trac.christiandupuis.de/spring-ide/roadmap Tickets can be used in commit log messages via #<ticket number>. These commit log messages can be viewed in changesets, e.g. via Trac's timeline http://trac.christiandupuis.de/spring-ide/changeset/232 Changesets (revision number) can be used in tickets via [<revision number>], e.g. refer to section "Changelog" in the following ticket http://trac.christiandupuis.de/spring-ide/ticket/1 Very interesting tool. We should considering to create a ticket first BEFORE commiting any changes to SVN. In the commit log message we should list the corresponding ticket(s). This way we get the roadmap filled with tickets which are providing a release's changelog. What do you think? Cheers, Torsten |