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Item Tracking system implemented as a TWiki Application

This is a simple Tracking System implemented using T Wiki Forms. It has been implemented to be used in a web on its own, but could be intermingled with a discussion style TWikiWeb.

See http://develop.twiki.org/~develop/cgi-bin/view/Bugs for an example of it in use (though please don't change anything; it's a live Bug DB!)

The Bugs Contrib is a TWikiApplication (an application that is implemented entirely in TWiki topics). It is designed to use the left bars supported by "pattern" skin, though could easily be converted to another skin. It's ideal for a small bug database (we have used it with over 2000 items with no problems) for a disciplined team.

Installation

Installation Instructions

  • First, check that you do no have an existing web called "Bugs". if you do, move it out of the way.
  • Download the archive from the Plugins web (see below)
  • Unpack it in your twiki installation directory. Content:
    File: Description:
%$MANIFEST%
  • Make sure that all files are readable by the web server user
  • Run perl BugsContrib_installer.pl install to automatically check and install other TWiki modules that this module depends on, that you may not have installed. This script also includes an uninstall option should you ever wish to remove the plugin from your installation, and an upgrade option that will automatically download and install the latest version.

See the Web Home? topic in the new web for help in configuring the application to your needs.

  • Set SHORTDESCRIPTION = Item Tracking system implemented as a TWiki Application

Authors: Sven Dowideit? http://wikiring.com partners & others
Dependencies: %$DEPENDENCIES%
Version: %$VERSION%
License: GPL
Change History:  
9804 Crawford Currie - packaged for release
Home: TWiki:Plugins/BugsContrib
Feedback: TWiki:Plugins/BugsContribDev
Appraisal: http://TWiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/BugsContribAppraisal
 
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