Question

I love the bug tracking, Bugsweb, now used by TWiki and would love to integrate it into our wiki. However I don't see where I can:

• Download it.
• Find instructions on how to install it.

I have looked around the Bugsweb and not found any information in this regard. Is it available somewhere?

Environment

-- AlanDayley - 19 Nov 2005

Answer

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KennethLavrsen has done a similar bug base application and can be downloaded from http://www.lavrsen.dk/twiki/bin/view/Application/WebHome.

-- ArthurClemens - 19 Nov 2005

Kenneth created a cool application suite. How about packging this as an Add-on and publishing it in the Plugins web at TWiki.org?

-- PeterThoeny - 20 Nov 2005

Kenneth's application does look interesting. However, Bugsweb looks friendlier for non-programmers, which we definately need. Therefore, my question still stands: Is Bugsweb released somewhere? Or, to use your words Peter, "How about packging [Bugsweb] as an Add-on and publishing it in the Plugins web at TWiki.org?"

-- AlanDayley - 29 Nov 2005

Bugs web isn't released, no, though SvenDowideit (who did most of the dev) keeps promising to do so.

It only works with DakarRelease, so that would be a starting point. Other than that, I could give you a zip of the current contents (data and pub) and you could fillet out the existing topics (rm Item[0-9]*.txt* should do it). You could then release the result back as a Contrib in Plugins web, if you felt like it.

-- CrawfordCurrie - 30 Nov 2005

We are running Cairo, as you can see in the environment table. I'll have to setup a test Dakar and test our current plugins a bit sooner than planned. The DakarRelease page says it will be out in early 2006. I'll have to decide if I want it that much to move to a beta environment.

I appreciate the offer. Email the zip but change the name to .z or something else to get through the email filter.

-- AlanDayley - 30 Nov 2005

You can also "raw view" the individual topics and copy it into your own web. You only need to copy the supporting topics (template topics, form topic, reports)

-- PeterThoeny - 02 Jan 2006