Look for a hierarchical function / task tracking system

Question

I use Trac to track my errors related to my php web application. Hard, basically I register the request / task functions in trac. Do you find this a good practice, by the way?
This is very convenient, because I can track my tasks through Eclipse / mylyn, comment on and fix them. I really like trac, but I'm afraid of a lot of empty tasks that are almost like errors. Is there a way (or another tracking system) to store my tasks hierarchically? I mean:

• Save module (function)
  • Add product (function)
  • Product List (Functions)
  • Delete product (function)
  • Unable to delete product name (error)
• Another module, etc.

Edit: Is there any other good practice where and how to store tasks hierarchically?

Answer 1

JIRA also has this functionality + almost free ($ 10 for 10 users).

See here and here .

And yes ... I think this is a good practice, just do not use it.

And here is what it looks like:

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Trac http://trac-hacks.org/

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• http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/MasterTicketsPlugin
• http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TracTicketDepgraphPlugin

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Answer 4

Trackup Issue Tracker.

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task = IssueClass(db, "task",
    dependson=Multilink("task"),    # here, you link tasks to other tasks
    assignedto=Link("user"), 
    keyword=Multilink("keyword"),
    priority=Link("priority"), 
    status=Link("status"))

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http://www.roundup-tracker.org/docs/customizing.html#blocking-issues-that-depend-on-other-issues

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 8

Some of the requirements management tools out there support hierarchies, for example. CaliberRM by Borland. However, they are heavy and commercial. This only makes sense if you have a significant amount of information to process.