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How to track outsider quirks projects

It is possible that the answer to this question may be standard error tracking software like jira or fogbugz, but I kind of hope someone out there knows a better system for what I am describing.

My most recent project requires a lot of setup difficulties to get into a position where I can really start the coding section. For instance:

  • A series of intricate internal company teams before I can enable SSH.
  • Make sure that the third-party classes that make external calls have the company’s proxy settings configured and make sure that these settings are not set when installed in the production environment.
  • Make sure the proxy is installed before installing the pear packages.
  • Other similar things, mainly related to internal IT security and working with modules and packages.

Individually, none of these things is a huge deal, and I wrote extensive notes for myself regarding the exact commands and announcements I made, but they are currently in a common text document, and it will be difficult to remember exactly where I need to , far from the line. We also have several new employees who will begin in the near future, and I will rather give them an easier time to create their software environments.

As I said, they are definitely not “programming quirks,” but simply a constant game that occurs before programming begins in earnest. Any thoughts on how to best document these things for common sense and for future generations?

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