Does anyone know of a Bug Tracker Visual Studio add-in? [modified]

Sam_c

how much will it cost for source code auditing?? if there are errors will chuck hunt me down and kick my head in?:sigh:

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Sam_c

AbhishekBK wrote:

Does anyone know of a Bug Tracker Visual Studio add-in?

i dont use or know of one. i just do the old method of checking what i code, then testing followed by more testing. sounds interesting but i dont think it would stop me from testing so it would be one more thing to do. i'll try one. so will keep an eye on this post :) would be nice if you could run an app and find all the bugs in a project, but sounds like a fantasy to me :)

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Ryan Roberts

What are your issue with it? Interested to know, as it meets pretty much all my requirements.

AbhishekBK

Well, you'll have to continue doing the testing even if you have a bug tracking system. The system will only organize things for a team.

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Nemanja Trifunovic

Ryan Roberts wrote:

What are your issue with it?

Can't find anything after a while. Maybe it works well for smaller projects (not that one I work on is really huge) but it doesn't grow well. Oh, and setting it up was a major undertaking. We had a Linux guru and a Python guru and they spend almost all day just installing the system.

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Rage

Not an add-in, but Bugzilla is quite awesome, and configurable.

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AbhishekBK wrote:

What is it called

It is called Vista. Comes as an add-in, but you need quite some place to install it.

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Ryan Roberts

Nemanja Trifunovic wrote:

Can't find anything after a while.

Using the hierarchical wiki extensions helps with that. Can't say I have found it a problem with trac repos containing the specs, design docs and ongoing support ticketing. This is for small teams though, no more than 6 people involved.

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Your software won't work in Vista anyway. Not even Chuck Norris can do it! Vista is that bad. :laugh:

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Orcrist

Axosoft www.axosoft.com[^] integrates with Visual Studio and is free for a single developer. For larger development teams you need to buy licenses but they are fairly reasonable. I dont use it as religiously as I should but it seemed to do the job for me. Cheers, David

Justin Jones 0

www.elementool.com The free version allows up to 200 issues and comes with a VS add in last time I checked. J Make the logo bigger