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Project Management Software, Available Options

Hey, sorry to post this here, I know this question is better suited for SuperUser, but I would like to know the answers from a developers point of view.

I use Indefero for project management, etc. for some time, but I found that Indefero's limitations are too great for my team.

I am looking for project management software that is best suited for this:

  • Open source but i can review commercial applications
  • GIT integration is required, best if it can support multiple repositories in a project
  • Tracking time, well, if it can have a Gantt chart related to problems, etc.
  • Problem, Milestone, Task Tracking
  • Well, if it can be integrated with Gitosis or have similar repository access control
  • It should have an option to configure on our own server.
  • Markdown syntax support is required (or an easy way to install a plugin for this, etc.).
  • Tagging will be beneficial

It will be used by the development team 99% of the time, but it should have a simple interface so that clients can fill out error messages, etc. for each project.

He does not have to fill all these needs, but well, if he can :)

What parameters do you know and can recommend?

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I have used many open source programs, however I am not happy with the features that they provide. Therefore, I decided to choose a paid one and will recommend the same to you. It has been 7 months and I use Microsoft Project 2010, the ideal project manager software that is very easy and simple to use; also helps project managers manage their project properly.

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