InDefero

InDefero is a simple to use software forge application. Save you and your team time and track bugs, provide downloads, documentation and have an easy overview of your code base.

A software forge allows your team to manage the life cycle of your software with a total integration of the code, issues, documentation and communication with your user base. A good software forge is critical to the success of your software development.

Features:

• Simple to use.
• Multiple projects with one installation.
• Bug and issue tracker.
• Collaborative documentation.
• Downloads area.
• Code browser with git, Subversion and Mercurial.
• Code review.
• Project timeline.
• Management interface to create and administer the projects.
• Tags on issues, downloads and documentation pages.
• Powerfull search engine.
• Diff visualization of the commits.
• Issue watch list.
• Personal dashboard.
• Private/Public projects and more fine grained access control.
• Atom feeds.
• Free software, GNU GPL.
• Easy registration of new people with email confirmation.
• In line display of text files from the repository with syntax highlighting.
• REST API with JSON answers.
• Ticket file attachments for patches, images and more.
• Available in your language.
• Very active development.
• And more, more, more...

What is new in this release:

• This version contains some important bugfixes, concerning PostgreSQL support, wiki usage, and SCM functionality, for the 1.3 development line.

What is new in version 1.3.1:

• This release brings back PostgreSQL support and includes a number of additional bugfixes and an improved French localization.

What is new in version 1.3:

• This version adds overhauled email notifications, a wiki resource system, a customizable forge start page, and mass uploads.

What is new in version 1.2:

• This version features many improvements in the issues tab, including ticket relations support, a new overview page, and improved searching.
• Many bugs have been fixed, and smaller improvements found their way into the code as well.

What is new in version 1.1:

• This version features support for another version control system, monotone, and comes with tons of smaller improvements and bug fixes.

What is new in version 0.8.11:

• Multiple projects with one installation.
• Home page for each project.
• Bug tracker, source browser and documentation with multiple rights (anonymous, signed in, members and owners).
• Private projects.
• Issues can be tagged with labels.
• Comment on issues/bugs with automatic link creation between bugs and to commits.
• List of issues/bugs by label or status.
• Personal list of submitted or assigned bugs.
• Percentage of closed bugs for a given label, allowing you to create milestone labels and see where you are with respect to your targets.
• Download area.
• Git repository code browsing on each branch or at a given commit.
• Subversion support.
• Mercurial support.
• Documentation wiki.
• Latest changes in the git repository by branch.
• Diff introduced by a given commit with nice code visualisation, with ability to download the diff.
• Download of each individual file at any commit time.
• Download of a .zip file of the repository at any given commit.
• Management interface to administer a project.
• Easy registration of new people with email confirmation.
• Access rights management for the issues, downloads and source modules.
• Email notifications.
• Starred issues to create a watch list.
• Search in the issues.
• In line display of text files from the repository with syntax highlighting.
• Ticket file attachments for patches, images and more.
• REST API with JSON answers.
• And more, more, more...
• synchronize subversion repositories with web frontend (create repository, update access rights and user passwords).
• multiple upload file in issue.
• code review.
• administration area.
• support of the gravatars.
• add atom feeds.
• developer/user dashboard.
• association between commits and users.
• synchronize Mercurial repositories with web frontend (create repository, update access rights and user passwords).
• users administration.
• synchronize git repositories with web frontend (create repository, update access rights and user SSH keys).

Requirements:

• PHP
• PostgreSQL
• MySQL
• SQLite
• A webserver supporting PHP as module or fast-cgi