Wiki/BugTraker/SVN...

[Crom]

Hi. Which are your prefered on this kinds of tools Wiki, BugTracker and SVN? And Why xD

[Corinna]

[Crom]

If you think is a dumb question got yours fingers an put your ass, remember if the question of the post don't interest you DON'T ANSWER.

I asked it because i don't know which choose.

[BiggBoss]

svn - xpdev, is really fast, dislike assembla

[Crom]

So good, thx bigboss ^^

[ThePhoenixBird]

Mediawiki or DokuWiki for Wiki

Bugzilla is also a nice bugtracker

[Crom]

I'm testing mediawiki and it's great.

Phoenix L2j comunity use only trac or have a bugtracker?

[ThePhoenixBird]

one of the features of trac is the embed bugtracker

its really powerfull but we never use it at its maximum potential

it was discussed (at closed door) to use a new bugtracker but at the end the one that comes with track was good enought to stay.

[Crom]

Anyone could to explain me how to get a dump file for a SVN? For example the l2j's SVN? Or any have a best option to synchronize SVNs?

[BiggBoss]

1) open eclipse
2) Download the main folder of your svn
3) Create the folder tree architecture you want inside it
4) In SVN Repositories, select the project you wanna upload to your svn, click export and select the folder you want from those you created in the step 3
5) Once downloaded, right click > Team > commit...

Depending on the project size, it will take more or less time

[Crom]

Thx for the help ^^

[Szponiasty]

I prefer CodeBeamer above all. Best of what have tested. It's a commercial product but pretty easy to get free opensource license. It has everything team would ever want xD