Select and set up the source code and bug Management System of the Asp.net Project

Small projects also need to be managed. The Asp.net project of one or two people at hand has just selected the source code and bug Management Software yesterday. It is still a good choice:

Source code management: SVN + TortoiseSVN
Project Website and bug Management: Trac

The previous project was a C # win app project. The server was installed on the linux platform using SVN and Trac. This time, I wanted to use a new source code and bug Management System, it also gives you some freshness. however, the project is relatively time-consuming and cannot be too early adopters. the following describes the abandoned selection and installation problems.

(1) The first thing to consider is VSTS: Visual Studio 2005 Team System, integration of Project Studio and other stuff. If Project Studio is used, of course, it is a good stuff. If Team System has seen Webcast, it also understands that it is a good stuff, however, it is a little scary to use a cool knife to kill chickens. in addition, this preparation is based on the second development of CCS. Therefore, VS2003.
(2) BugTracker. net is a bug Management System Written by Asp.net. It is good to use it. Unfortunately, it cannot be integrated with svn without a project site, these two weaknesses make me still focus on the original used matches, and trac is still good.
(3) Trac and SVN integration. The database exists in files, and the source code and diff can be browsed online. There is also a bug Management System. the fly in the ointment is that TortoiseSVN is not integrated in. you need to operate on files/folders in "Resource Manager. I found a plug-in: ankhsvn, but I didn't find the place where I set the svn server after I tried it. Then I google it to everyone, and the version was only 0.5.5, so I gave up.

Installation:
(1) SVN: You can refer to the svn installation steps. Of course, I installed the stable version of svn 1.2.3 and also used service wrapper.
(2) Trac: I didn't install it when I used it. This time I found that I had to install so many things. Fortunately, the Instructions on the Trac website are still detailed. I installed 6 or 7 software along the way. for a beautiful and easy-to-use project management website, the value is!
(3) TortoiseSVN: Well installed.
(4) unexpected: we can see that svn is used. in the folder at the beginning, Asp.net may cause a problem when loading the project, so I listened to the suggestions from people who did not select TortoiseSVN as the so-called special edition which did not solve the problem. Instead, I was prepared to take an interesting approach: change the web app of Asp.net to the project of class library. see the two articles Asp. net Without Webprojects