Yesterday found two interesting instances of distributed bug tracking systems:
Bugs Everywhere
git-issues
Both are command-line, both support git.
Would be interesting to have try a web frontend for them on a live project..
Just came over interesting OpenCourseWare page about 4 fundamentally different types of rights:
claim-rights
privileges (liberties, absence of claim-rights)
powers (authority rights)
immunities (absence of power rights)
If you use git as your software project workhorse and yet have to track remote svn repo, then you might be interested.
Today I had to add tracking of another svn branch.
Git branches are essentially no-op. Svn are not that good, but nevertheless...
But git clone of yet-another-svn-branch (in the existing ...
