Which low cost / no cost bug tracking system do you use?

Question

Possible duplicate: (now removed) Free / Cheap task / bug management software

I am in a team of four.

I managed to convince my manager that we needed a bug / problem tracking system.

I played with FogBugz for a while, but he is not ready to pay 100USD / month for it.

Ideally, this would be a link to our version control system (currently SVN, but we are considering switching to Mercurial), and we could accept it ourselves if this reduces costs.

What do you recommend?

Answer 1

Redmine .

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Answer 2

bugzilla - , . , SVN, .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bug_tracking

Answer 3

Trac. Subversion .

Answer 4

GForge :

gforge.org/gf/

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Savane:

gna.org/projects/savane

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RT :

bestpractical.com/rt

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Answer 5

Atlassian Starter Licenses: 60 wiki (Confluence), (Jira), (Bamboo), SSO () .

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I used the trac / subversion service provided by CVSDude / Codesion

http://codesion.com/

The base developer package starts at $ 6.99 per month.