Project management with Git integration

git project-management
devin picture devin · Oct 2, 2010 · Viewed 23.7k times · Source

I've looked around for a project management system, I've tried to use this one but it lacks some features I want and doesn't really seem to be under any sort of active development.

I only need a few features:

  1. Basic project/task management
  2. Very good git integration (when I pull/push my repo I want the management files to go too)
  3. Vim integration (or at least use the editor I have set a la 'export EDITOR=/usr/bin/vim'
  4. A note taking system (for meetings ideally)
  5. Command line interface, there can be other interfaces too, but I really want CLI.

Of all the project management systems I've found, fossil comes closest to satisfying my needs, but still falls short.

Answer

return1.at picture return1.at · Mar 15, 2011

What about Trac or Redmine? They all cover your needs, except "Vim integration"

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