Managing Software Development with Trac and Subversion
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- Managing software development projects simply
- Configuring a project management server
- Installing, configuring, and using Trac
- Installing and using Subversion
Book Details
Language : EnglishPaperback : 120 pages [ 235mm x 191mm ]
Release Date : December 2007
ISBN : 1847191665
ISBN 13 : 9781847191663
Author(s) : David J Murphy
Topics and Technologies : All Books, Open Source
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Understanding the Problem
Chapter 2: Introducing the Solution
Chapter 3: Laying the Foundations
Chapter 4: Documentation
Chapter 5: Tracking Our Tasks
Chapter 6: Version Control 101
Chapter 7: Putting It All Together
Appendix A: Installing Subversion
Appendix B: Installing Apache
Appendix C: Installing Trac
Index
David J Murphy
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- 3 submitted: last submission 10 Jan 2012Errata type: Technical | Page number: 33
Type svnadmin create svn/sandbox -fs-type fsfs should be: 1. Type svnadmin create svn/sandbox --fs-type fsfs
Errata type: Technical | Page number: 34
In Managing Users, it says to type: htpasswd -c /projects/projects.password joe It should be: htpasswd -c /projects/projects.passwd joe
Errata type: Typo | Page number: 36
First para, "Trac maintains it own set of permissions for each environment we create." should be: "Trac maintains its own set of permissions for each environment we create."
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- The basics of Trac and Subversion
- Installing Trac and Subversion on Microsoft Windows and Linux
- Creating a Subversion repository
- Creating a Trac project environment
- How to make Documentation easy using Trac and Subversion
- How to customize your project
- Version Control in Trac
Chapter 1 covers the basics of task management and how these apply to software development. It also looks into another important skill needed for managing projects—communication—and discusses the problems faced during software development and how they can be solved.
Chapter 2 introduces the various applications used for implementing the solution discussed in the chapter. Trac and Subversion are the main parts of the solution, but by no means the only ones.
Chapter 3 along with the appendices shows how to install these applications on Microsoft Windows or Linux.
Chapter 4 discusses how to create and use documentation using Trac.
Chapter 5 brings us back to the topic of task management and we again focus on Trac and how it helps us with this.
Chapter 6 explores the basics of using Subversion and looks at how it integrates with Trac.
Chapter 7 shows how Trac and Subversion can be used together to manage the two most frequent events in the development cycle of an application—fixing a bug and implementing a new feature.
Appendix A covers detailed, step by step instructions for installing Subversion on your system, and cover Microsoft Windows and Linux.
Appendix B covers detailed, step by step instructions for installing the Apache web server on your system, and covers Microsoft Windows and Linux
Appendix C covers detailed, step by step instructions for installing the Apache web server on your system, and covers Microsoft Windows and Linux
Trac is a minimalistic open-source enhanced wiki and bug/issue tracking system for software development projects, designed to help developers while staying out of the way and provides an interface to Subversion. Subversion is an open-source version control system that addresses many of the perceived deficiencies of CVS and can use WebDAV for network communications, and the Apache web server to provide repository-side network service.
This book presents a simple set of processes and practices that allow you to manage these projects using open-source software without getting in the way by imposing as little as possible on established development practices and policies.
This book looks at what is needed to manage software development projects, how web-based software project management system Trac and open-source revision control system Subversion meet these needs, and how to install, configure, and use them.
This book examines the software development process and how Trac and Subversion help fulfill the requirements of it. It combines theory with practical knowledge and experience that most developers will relate to.
This book combines theory with practical knowledge of how Trac and Subversion can help us to achieve the process of managing the software development.
This book is aimed at developers of all calibres, but particularly those that lead teams or projects, especially if they have recently moved into the role or are simply looking for a “better wayâ€.
