Rietveld

Rietveld seamlessly integrates with various source code versioning systems, allowing developers to easily track code changes, commits, review code, report issues, and solve bugs in their code.

It's just like Facebook's Phabricator utility, only a little bit lighter, since it doesn't include so additional extra applications.

Rietveld is focused on the code itself, and the bugs it needs to fix.

Rietveld was developed by Google and Python's creator itself, Guido van Rossum.

It is currently used in production on the Google Code software and code hosting platform.

Features:

• Adding patch sets
• User management
• User settings page
• Repository searches
• Issue manager
• Diff inspection
• Comments
• Runs without Google App Engine as well
• Easy to migrate
• APIs
• Supported version control systems:
• Git
• Mercurial
• Subversion
• Perforce

What is new in this release:

• Improved git similarity detection
• Add timeout to deal with connection hands
• Fix for "git config diff.noprefix true"
• Parallel upload of patch and base files
• Fix binary uploads with Git
• Add API to skip authentication
• Show supported values for --vcs option
• Treat svg as text
• Treat images as binaries

What is new in version 709:

• Added repository ID field to link Issue with Repository.
• More fixes to fit upload.py options in one screen.

Requirements:

• Python 2.7 or higher
• Google App Engine SDK for Python
• Django