Hello, as software is continuously being developed, it seems logical that there are packages to use in debian for this purpose; ie project management (eg tickets, wiki, ..) and version control (eg git). Ideally, these packages should be dist-upgradable, as Debian is known for it's stability (eg Debian 11 > Debian 12)
but it seems this is not so straightforward? (unless i miss something clear in the landscape): * Redmine: disappeared in Debian 11, to return in 12, so difficult to upgrade. Has also it's own issues. * Gitlab: there is a fast-track, which seems maintenance intensive, and doesn't look stable to be used for several years? (compared to apache2, php, postgresql, ..) * Gitea or Forgejo: incomplete? * trac: disappeared in Debian 10, 11, to return in backports 11 * (gitweb, too limited) * others? Further, the maintenance and development of Debian uses it's own system, and or version of gitlab If you have other suggestions, let me know. Just looking for a stable, trustworthy solution with at least git, issues/tickets, wiki and user management. -- (no to mention CI/CD, more as a nice to have in this context) -- https://wiki.debian.org/Redmine https://wiki.debian.org/gitlab https://wiki.debian.org/Gitea https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1058932 mvg, Wim
