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I swear by JIRA and its cousins from Atlassian Software. Not free but one really cool thing is that the company sells each of its major packages for US$10, perpetually licensed for up to 10 users. I now use JIRA at home to keep all my notes and task-list items for personal development work. I suspect that FishEye and/or some of their other packages would do all the release/change management stuff that you want, beyond ticket tracking. And its ticket-tracking is like RT on hyper-steroids, you can attach many more fields of data in a more user-friendly way to each ticket than you can with the open-source stuff. Have been using JIRA since '07. It's rare that I find myself enthusiastic about a non-open-source product when there are open source equivalents, but this one's worth a look. Can't say why it is that the open-source ticket tracking stuff is so obsolescent: I guess maybe open-source developers are drawn to more-glamorous fields of endeavor. -rich
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