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Is there any plug-in/app for presenting/managing tickets from Trac bug tracking system on Kanban board? For example, I want to be able to change the status of Trac tickets by dragging-dropping them accross the board. I tried some standalone tools like AgileZen but but I couldn't find a way to integrate them with Trac. I've written two blog posts about Trac and Kanban (and the new T&K - Redux ) where we just fill a wiki-page with three columns of TracQuery-macros. There's some example source in there. It's dead-simple (no drag and drop) but it works well for us. We use the GridFlow and

In particular, I need a more full fledged version of Trac to support robust project management, and task tracking. I went through the plugins and literally found over 50 that looked promising. My question is to the admins/users of Trac: which ones are indespensible for making Trac feature complete and which ones should be avoided (e.g. stability issues) ? Ilya Kochetov Lots of Trac plugins look promising. Unfortunately only a handful really delivers and even then some of them are not properly supported or maintained. They also tend to conflict sometimes. I will not recommend anything for

I have a problem with Trac. I cant create a new project. Here, in the /path/to/myproject - what should I write instead of it? In fact, my project path is: C:\Users\Programmer\BitNami Trac Stack projects Everytime it outputs error in BitNami Trac Stack command line. Why cant I create a new project? It is writing: The system cannot find the path specified Thanks! try this: cd C:\Users\Programmer\BitNami trac-admin . initenv You could save yourself a lot of hassle by avoiding blanks/spaces (and non-ASCII characters) in paths, at least if you expect to go to the command line. This always tends to

We are using trac. In our setup we have a problem that is solved in repository. So I got the fixed file commit_update.py from the repository and I need to place it into Trac-0.12-py2.6.egg. As egg is just a ziped filed I just unziped it, changed the file and ziped again. After restarting trac, I've got a an error message: ExtractionError: Can't extract file(s) to egg cache The following error occurred while trying to extract file(s) to the Python egg cache: [Errno 20] Not a directory The Python egg cache directory is currently set to: /var/trac/plugin-cache Perhaps your account does not have

I have a Python web application (Django, specifically). I'm reading in some data from a Trac database (where the descriptions use wiki formatting ) and displaying it as HTML. I considered the markdown module, but realised that Trac wiki formatting and markdown are really quite different. Is there a module for Django, or a Python package that supports the wiki formatting that Trac uses? Update: Looks like I was a little hasty with my vote to close - while the other ticket looks similar, my question is more to do with Trac wiki formatting. Thanks to petantik for the link! Similar question: Where

I use trac to manage my projects and I'd like to organize wiki pages the same way trac project does, i.e. by category, subcategory, etc. TitleIndex page on trac site gives a good explanation of the result I want to obtain. How do I achieve this? First of all, you can create hierarchically wiki pages, just by modifying the url, and press enter. It is also possible to create a wikilink first, and then press the red link. For example, when your trac home page is http://trac.server.local/project/wiki , you can type /customers at the end of the url, and press enter. So the new url would be http:/

Is there a way to display a commit on github.com without showing whitespace changes? Is there a way to display that from console? i.e. clone and then look at commit (tree) locally ignoring all white space changes? I use Trac extensively; I'm looking for something similar to Ignore White space changes (which can be found on the changeset view). Append ?w=1 to the URL on any github.com page that is showing a diff and it will ignore whitespace. See this blog post . Cascabel There is a trio of options that you can use at the command line (with any of git's diff commands) for this: --ignore-space