On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 11:39:27 +0200 "Yitzchak Gale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems to me that the opposite is true. Trac is a > mature app with a huge community of people > supporting it and writing plugins, including some > departments at NASA. It is being used successfully > for many large projects, such as GHC. It will not go > away for a long, long time. Much of the Haskell > community is already accustomed to Trac. That's true. > Redmine is quite new. Based on posts and commits, > it appears to be maintained by a single person. > I don't know of any major project or organization > that is using it yet. So I am a little worried that its > future is not yet assured. And I am not sure if > anyone knows yet how stable it is currently, or > how it scales under load. I'm doing some small tests and cannot say anything concrete. However, Redmine supports MySQL & PostgreSQL (besides SQLite), so that part should scale well. otoh, I am waiting quite long for Trac-0.11 to appear and based on recent post(s) from its devs on ml, it looks it is not so close. Solution for hosting for many projects, should have built-in support for multiple-projects and Trac won't have it for some time. > However, Redmine definitely looks nicer and easier > to use than Trac. Please let me know if my > impression of its stability and track record are > wrong. I'll try, although I cannot mimic proper scaling on my localhost with few small projects. > Also - if the Haskell community adopts > Redmine, that itself could give it a big push. I fully agree and hope someone more qualified (from Haskell community) will take a look too. Sincerely, Gour
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