If you like subversion, you should consider setting up EdgeWall's Trac to track repository changes, bug tickets, and feature requests. It is as easy to setup repository tracking with Trac as it is to create and manage code repositories with Subversion. Although it did take some time to get the correct dependencies installed, I think the few hours of effort will be well worth it.

Trac is helping me to eliminate the sea of colored sticky notes I have on my development desktop! And, the best part is that you can search through your tickets and repository through a web interface.


Change Trac Logo (using the http server supplied with Trac)
Oh, and if your trying to change the Trac Logo from the default (common/trac_banner.png) to your project's logo you need to comment out the default and add a line like the following in the project's trac.ini:
[header_logo]
#src = common/trac_banner.png
src = site/file.png
Then make sure the file.png resides in your project's htdocs directory.

 

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Austin Gilbert/Male/26-30. Lives in United States/Oklahoma/Tulsa/Midtown, speaks English. Spends 40% of daytime online. Uses a Fast (128k-512k) connection. And likes computer science/photography.
This is my blogchalk: United States, Oklahoma, Tulsa, Midtown, English, Austin Gilbert, Male, 26-30, computer science, photography.

Subversion + Trac
2006/01/28