Hi all, just released ciss-0.1, my attempt at (what i call) code-centered issue tracking. ciss is: - a command line tool for managing your ISSUES.txt - code-centered: associate issues to files in your project - extensible: assign tags for status/milestone/custom usage. - ueber-powerful issue editing: your text editor! - well tested (more tests than code) If that appeals to you somewhat, check it out: http://codespeak.net/ciss And in case you wonder, why i don't use pitz or ditz? For one, I don't want to edit my issues from an interactive Python prompt, sorry. Second, they create directories and pickle-files and whatnot - i just want to keep a plain text file for a number of projects and using a text editor and a nice cmdline tool is the fastest way i can imagine. Oh, and I do see use in web-based issue interaction but keeping issues close-to-code (tm) and easy-to-edit (tm) is just so much more fun. Besides, i believe 'ciss' could learn to round-trip with existing trackers. anyway, have fun, holger