[Trac] Status of Trac and future progress

[Emmanuel Blot]

Pluggable modules are on their way, thanks to Christopher Lenz.
The trunk is now based on such an architecture, and Christopher  
maintains TracDev/ subwiki pages.

I think you'll find near up to date information in these wiki pages,  
so I won't bother you with cut'n paste.

I played around with the 'pluggable' framework, and it is definitely  
nice.

Cheers,
Manu

On 10 Jun 2005, at 01:49, Igor Foox wrote:

> Hi Trac mailing list,
>
> I've used Trac previously (a few months ago) and worked on it as  
> part of a larger project (http://pyre.third-bit.com/trac/hippo),  
> which some of you might be familiar with. However I haven't  
> followed the mailing list for a couple of months.
> In the past week or so I have been thinking about Trac and had some  
> ideas for modules that would be interesting (in my opinion) as  
> optional components. I remember that some people were working on a  
> Pluggable Modules architecture for Trac. My question is how far  
> along is that proposal, and in general what are the plans for the  
> next few versions of Trac? I am not advocating for either  
> evolutionary development or scraping everything for a shiny new  
> architecture, I am just interested in what is the general direction  
> in which Trac is currently steering.
>
> Thanks for your responses,
> Igor Foox
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