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Trac

Trac is a project management and software bug tracking tool .

Trac
Trac logo.svg
Trac screenshot.png
Type ofProject Management Tool
DeveloperEdgewall software
Written onPython
operating systemCross-platform software
Interface languages
First edition
Latest version1.2.2 ( June 21, 2017 )
LicenseModified BSD License
Sitetrac.edgewall.org

Trac is open source software developed and maintained by Edgewall Software (not to be confused with TrackStudio Enterprise and Track + , other similar systems).

Trac uses a minimalist web interface based on Wiki technology and allows you to organize cross- hyperlinks between the database of recorded errors, the version control system and wiki pages . This makes it possible to use Trac as well as a web interface to access the version control system Subversion and Git [2] as well as via plug-ins to Mercurial , Bazaar and others.

SQLite , PostgreSQL , MySQL and MariaDB databases are supported [3] .

Trac is written in the Python programming language and is currently distributed under a modified BSD license . As a system of HTML templates for the Trac web interface up to version 0.11, I used ClearSilver . The new versions, starting from 0.11, use the Genshi template system developed by Edgewall [4] , while compatibility with plugins using ClearSilver will be retained for several versions.

See also

  • Comparison of bug tracking systems

Notes

  1. ↑ Trac localization
  2. ↑ Move Git plugin to Trac
  3. Tra Trac System Requirements
  4. ↑ List of changes in Trac version 0.11 (English)

Links

  • Official site (eng.)
  • Trac User and Administrator's Guide (rus.)
  • Trac-Hacks (English) A site with a lot of plug-ins and patches .
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Trac&oldid=87227586


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