All-in-1 decentralized project management git + tickets + wiki

Question

I'm looking for some kind of command line software like git, but with all the other tools needed for project management.

Nowadays, we all use a version control system plus “some types of hosted probes or wikis” to manage our projects. Instead, I want to use a decentralized all-in-1 solution.

Answer 1

I found one answer, but it has its own built-in version control system.

"Fossil SCM offers decentralized source management, tickets, and wikis: http://www.fossil-scm.org/ "

PS: I like how crazy voices like crazy, even if there are tons of questions of the same type with a lot of raised voices, simply because they do not understand.

Answer 2

Also, check for validity. The new guy is on the block, but has built-in bug tracking and project management.

http://veracity-scm.com/

Answer 3

I would suggest using tools that work together, and everyone does one thing, not a tool that tries to do everything. Thus, you are less attached to your choice of tool: if you find that one of the tools does not do this for you, you can easily change it and continue to use other tools that you are used to.

There are several decentralized project tracking tools that rely on distributed version control to store them. I myself wrote one: https://github.com/npryce/deft .

I also quickly looked through other tools in the same space as me: https://github.com/npryce/deft/wiki/Other-Distributed-Issue-Trackers . Now it may be obsolete.

Answer 4

http://www.codebasehq.com/ may be what you do. It also supports more version control systems than just Git, which is convenient if you work with a client that is resistant to Subversion, for example.