I am engaged in software development with the team as part of my research in graduate school. We participate in a number of projects located in different places: some in public GitHub projects, some in a private copy of Redmine, etc. Some logical projects are divided into several project repositories, often with some public parts and some private parts. We use a problem tracker for each project for our respective hosting location, which is good, except that we now have a lot of places to check, and I'm worried that we are approaching the "tool overload" - there are too many places to report an error Too many places to check for bug reports.
So the question is: is there an aggregator / web application tool that we could customize to show us at least a combined list of errors from several different error trackers? It would be nice if he could also show a combined “activity feed” (as suggested by GitHub and Redmine), and even better if we could add “one-time” external errors for tracking (for example, at the top of bugzilla) but now I really end up in wonderland.
Update "Me too" 2013-02-14:
I was about to post a question that clearly duplicates this. Since he did not receive the accepted answer (and none of the answers seem particularly satisfactory), I will continue this option:
I deal with several teams (on several sites), each of which uses different trackers (currently all Redmine, Jira, FogBugz and Trac are of interest). I have web access to trackers, and the problems that interest me in each tracker are generally pretty good with respect to cross-referencing related issues in other trackers (ideally in a custom field).
Are there any tools that somehow provide a more unified view of a particular project that is effectively distributed across several teams than I currently get from opening multiple browser windows?
, , , , , , , , , , , - 't , .
, , , , - .