Apache Bloodhound is a new take on Trac, allowing developers to manage their source code and software packages using a nice interface and lots of UI-friendly features.
It focuses on adding new and interesting features, but especially on supporting multiple projects from the same installation.
Bloodhound lets developers manage both their code and subsequent tickets, discovering and solving problems, and then publishing the projects when work on them is done.
Most Trac features are covered within Bloodhound, this including its wiki, powerful search, admin panel, page templating system and its powerful security settings.
Bloodhound can be used to manage any type of project, regardless if its was written in Java, Python or any other programming language.
Features:
- Easy installation process
- Personal dashboard
- Support for multiple projects
- Issues tracker
- Wiki system
- Source code browser
- Bootstrap powered interface
- Powerful search
- Support for CamelCase syntax
- Shared timelines
- Multi-database support
What is new in this release:
- Duplicate ticket relation is integrated to the ticket workflow.
- Several fixes for multiproduct installations with products that map to subdomains.
- Numerous important fixes and minor enhancements.
What is new in version 0.6:
- Added support for multiple products.
- Added support for ticket relations.
- Numerous improvements to the BloodhoundSearch module.
- Redesigned the Ticket page.
- Implemented Bootstrap templates for Timeline and AccountManagerPlugin.
What is new in version 0.5.2:
- Added missing 0.5.1 entry to RELEASE_NOTES.
What is new in version 0.1.0 RC1:
- First release.
Requirements:
- Python 2.6 and 2.7
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