[Trac] Using trac without source repository

[Richard Thomas]

Unless I am wrong trac 2.0 will still be a single project exp on a per 
project basis, its just it will support multiple projects without having 
to hack your http.conf files.

Am I right in this? From a per trac instance perspective your looking 
for the abilty to have multiple ticket categories, each with there own 
settings. This is really diffrent then what I see "multi-project" 
support in trac will do.

Richard Thomas - CEO
Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
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Ryan Schmidt wrote:

> On 09.02.2005, at 16:23, Andrea aime wrote:
>
>> Juanma Barranquero wrote:
>>
>>> Perhaps you could take a look at CVSTrac (http://www.cvstrac.org/)...
>>
>>
>> Ok, I looked at it a bit more... I can't use it.
>> I manage more than 20 projects in the same repository, with pserver
>> authentication... I don't want to add a new pserver on a new port
>> each time I need to add a project, and separately manage users
>> We are few developers (10) and each one can see everything
>> that the others are doing to get ideas and so on, having a different
>> configuration for each different project is a mess for us.
>
>
> Actually the single-project limitation is one of the reasons we're 
> about to decide against using Trac. We are also ten developers working 
> on many different projects for many different clients, but sharing 
> ideas and libraries between them. We already have an issue tracker and 
> a wiki, and we were considering replacing them with Trac, but if it 
> means creating a separate Trac environment for each project, that 
> seriously fragments our wiki experience, in which we currently also 
> document things that don't relate to a specific project. As I 
> understand it, Trac will continue to be a single-project-tracking 
> system until Trac 2.0 which is probably still a long way off, seeing 
> as we're only at 0.8 so far. And some people have suggested using the 
> "Component" field as a "Project" field but then projects can't have 
> components anymore (which may not be a huge deal) and all projects 
> share the same list of versions (which seems to makes it unusable).
>
> Or is there something I've missed?
>
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