A complete solution?

[Stephane Clinckart]

Hi,

I know a lot of tools who helps to debug, to reference, to track bugs...

But I never found any project who "integrate" them all together.

Can you confirm this?

Thanks a lot.

[Paul Butcher]

Actually, depending upon what kind of software you're working on, and what level of integration you would like, there are a couple avenues you might want to explore.

The first is Microsoft Visual Studio, which provides an IDE for several different languages with integrated debugger support, together with Visual Team System , which integrates with Visual Studio and provides bug tracking, source control and a number of other facilities.

The second is Eclipse together with the Mylyn project, which integrates with various bug tracking packages like Bugzilla, Trac, and JIRA.

Is this the kind of thing that you were after?

[Stephane Clinckart]

Paul Butcher wrote:Actually, depending upon what kind of software you're working on, and what level of integration you would like, there are a couple avenues you might want to explore.

The first is Microsoft Visual Studio, which provides an IDE for several different languages with integrated debugger support, together with Visual Team System , which integrates with Visual Studio and provides bug tracking, source control and a number of other facilities.

The second is Eclipse together with the Mylyn project, which integrates with various bug tracking packages like Bugzilla, Trac, and JIRA.

Is this the kind of thing that you were after?

Well... I don't know about microsoft is product, but for mylin it is a first step for a full integration.

Thanks anyway

[Michael Sullivan]

Redmine is a RoR based, open-source project management tool that allows you to track bugs and features, log time, report on projects, host project wikis and blogs, and more. It even integrates with your SCM. Worth a look, as it ties things together pretty well.