What are some recommended plugins for Trac? [closed]

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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)?

回答1:

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 project management specifically but these are the ones which made our live so much easier:

• TagsPlugin - the most useful one, adds tags support
• BreadCrumbsNav - show previously visited pages, saves lots of time
• ShowPath - show the breadcrumbs path, useful if you have your pages named hierarchically
• CaseInsensitiveWiki - allows entering case-insensitive URLS
• Stratistics - show Wiki/SVN statistics
• WikiRename - allows page renaming (does not work well with the Tags)

0.10

• WebAdmin - pre-installed in 0.11 but before you need to get it separately

回答2:

My Favorites:

General:

• Better editor WYSIWYG: http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TracWysiwygPlugin
• TicketCalendar Macro: http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/WikiTicketCalendarMacro
• AccountManager: http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/AccountManagerPlugin

Scrum - Agilo: http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/AgiloForScrumPlugin

This is the place to watch http://trac-hacks.org/

回答3:

Besides those already mentioned here, I also found the following necessary:

1. Announcer - very flexible notification scheme
2. AutocompleteUsers - handy while typing (existent) user name
3. AutoLinks - automatically make words not conforming to wiki naming rule but matches existent page name a link
4. CustomFieldAdmin - make manage custom fields easier
5. Redirect - handy if you constantly need to make short-hand name wiki pages (like HTML redirects to HyperText .....)
6. TicketDelete - make deleting, if at all needed, easier
7. WikiRename - must-have for wiki refactoring

Below are good-to-have:

1. S5 - directly render wiki pages as slideshow in S5 format, could be really useful for using Trac as the source for presentation
2. FullBlog - add blogging support to Trac
3. Vote - cool add-on feature for big team
4. TracWikiToPdf - transform wiki page to pdf dynamically (however the effect might be all that satisfying)
5. TimingAndEstimation - neat for tracking time and/or estimation

回答4:

I really like the BatchModifyPlugin that makes it easy to change more than one ticket at the time.

回答5:

MasterTicketsPlugin is quite useful for ticket dependncies.

回答6:

I would recommend against Bitten for CI (Continuous Integration) (see Martin Fowler on the subject) although I am using it.

The task force behind Bitten doesn't seem strong enough to process the remaining tasks. Simply look at the age and the number of posts in Bitten tickets

回答7:

I don't admin our Trac, and I don't know all the plugins we use. But I co-developed a GUI we use to navigate the tickets and to track time spent on specific ones. It uses the xmlrpc plugin to query ticket information and to write some information back. Extending Trac is really easy this way.

回答8:

my must-have list of plugins:

• http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/AccountManagerPlugin
• http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/GitPlugin
• http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TagsPlugin
• http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/BatchModifyPlugin
• http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TicketDeletePlugin
• http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/XmlRpcPlugin

some may be part of trac since 0.12

and a script:

• https://subtrac.sara.nl/oss/email2trac

回答9:

Apache Bloodhound is a collection of plugins bundled with Trac. It includes some of the individual plugins suggested in earlier answers, like the AccountManagerPlugin.

The major plugins developed as part of Bloodhound are a very robust Multi Product implementation, full text search (based on Whoosh) with better navigation. Ticket relations have also just been added.

Bloodhound keeps integrating newly released trac versions quickly, and all plugins interoperate as expected because they're purposefully bundled. It's also still compatible with most trac-hacks.

回答10:

What plugins you will consider must-have depends heavily on your use case.

Must-have plugins if you need more power in creating advanced wiki pages:

• GraphvizPlugin
• WikiExtrasPlugin

Must-have plugins if you like IDE-style auto-completion and indentation features in the text editor:

• TextareaKeyBindingsPlugin
• WikiAutoCompletePlugin

Must-have plugins if you use many Mercurial repositories:

• MercurialPlugin
• HgDirManagerPlugin

Must-have plugins if you ...

• ... want to archive emails: MailArchivePlugin
• ... want to track time spent on tasks: TimeTrackingPlugin
• ... want to plan your week: WeekPlanPlugin
• ... want to drag cards between stacks: CardsPlugin
• ...

But if you don't have these use cases, you will not find the plugins valuable.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/194361/what-are-some-recommended-plugins-for-trac