SVN Development Tracking Methodologies and Tools

[Geoff Field <Ge...@aapl.com.au>]

This is a question for the SubVersion developers.

What tools and/or methods did you use for tracking the various tasks for developing SubVersion?  Was it just a bunch of emails, or did you use an issue tracker (or similar) for tasks?

If you've been involved in other open-source developments, how were they done from a project management perspective?

Just out of interest.

Thanks for any feedback.

Geoff


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Re: SVN Development Tracking Methodologies and Tools

[Andreas Stieger <an...@gmx.de>]

Hello,

> On 18 Mar 2014, at 00:19, Geoff Field <Ge...@aapl.com.au> wrote:
> 
> What tools and/or methods did you use for tracking the various tasks for developing SubVersion?  Was it just a bunch of emails, or did you use an issue tracker (or similar) for tasks?

This is explained at great length and detail on the project website.

Andreas