Replacing JIRA at OpenCraft

[antoviaque (Xavier Antoviaque)]

@tikr

Do we really want to set the bar that low?

I’m wary of adopting a tool that, based on what I’ve seen and read so far, seems to be stuck in the early 2000s. Not just in terms of its UI, but apparently also in terms of developer and operator experience

+1 - I have used redmine in the past, and I wouldn’t be looking forward going back to that.

Could we do another round of discovery & reviews, taking into account what we know now, and updating the evaluations and comparisons accordingly?

@kshitij

With Huly, we’re locking ourselves into a platform that’s making concerning decisions, such as the usage of proprietary tech and their move towards blockchains. However, it does have most, if not all, of the features we want and more.

In this new round of discovery/review, could we include the option of starting a community fork of Huly, which keeps (or adds) the options we want? That would come with significant maintenance, but maybe there are others in the Huly community who would do it with us? If the project is really that close to what we need, and the next best alternative is redmine (!!), we can’t be the only ones regretting the sudden change of direction of the Huly project?