Juergen Hermann wrote:

Hmmm, wouldn't a binding to RoundUp be more wise?

We tried roundup - at the time it required manually creating user accounts, thus not allowing public viewing of bugs, so no one ever used it. Anyway, this is a way of eating our own dogfood in terms of database integration and the webwidgets code. The best testing for code is using it (automated testing is a necessity of course, but it's never good enough.)

Juergen Hermann wrote:

Hmmm, wouldn't a binding to RoundUp be more wise?

We tried roundup - at the time it required manually creating user accounts, thus not allowing public viewing of bugs, so no one ever used it. Anyway, this is a way of eating our own dogfood in terms of database integration and the webwidgets code. The best testing for code is using it (automated testing is a necessity of course, but it's never good enough.)