Enhanced Issue Tracking Features
We have been looking for some time for a nice easy replacement for our current Shared Development team tool ie. MANTIS + GoogleDocs + Email
What you have is a good start but the Issue/Bug tracking needs a lot more as I am sure you know
Something less clumsy/slow as Mantis, as fast to use as Flyspray, and as powerful as both would be just right.
Can you advise IF you plan to enhance power of Issue Tracking and when?
If not too long we would be happy to hang in with whats there and offer feedback and grow with you
Best Regards Shayne Micchia Managing Director Island IT Business Consulting Gold Coast, Australia
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1 Posted by Kyle Neath (Git... on 01 May, 2009 12:26 PM
Are you referring to how Lighthouse works, how Tender works, or the bridge between the two? I'm not entirely sure what you're looking for.
We do plan on adding support for more bug tracking systems -- so you could work with JIRA, FogBugz, etc if you choose to. We understand that Lighthouse isn't for everyone, but for now we're focusing on the tools we use, so Lighthouse is our only bug tracking extension. Unfortunately I couldn't give you a timeframe on that.
2 Posted by Shayne MICCHIA on 06 May, 2009 02:38 AM
I was referring specifically to the Issue/Bug tracking facilities of Lighthouse.
I applaud your design/concept/UI and would like to see it evolve into a more powerful bug tracker, as currently it does not have the features needed. ie. Priority, Status, Resolution, Version etc, as well as the necessary reporting/views.
You have the framework/UI for a great online Issue Tracker, I was just hoping you would give the issue tracker more power as it not really usable as is, but could be very easily.
We use MANTIS but would happily move if the basic tools needed were there.