Monorail, Chromium's open-source issue tracker

[Aaron Gable]

Hey Infrans and Chromies,

As of today, Monorail is now open-source. Although we began development of our new issue tracker in a closed environment, and proceeded there to maintain momentum, it was always our goal to eventually open-source the project. And now, we have.

You can view the Monorail source here: https://chromium.googlesource.com/infra/infra/+/master/appengine/monorail

You can view the bugs we're working on here: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/monorail/issues/list

And, like always, contributions are welcome. If you've never contributed to infra before, a simple `fetch infra` should get you started.

We look forward to working with all of you to build an even better bug tracker!

Aaron, on behalf of the Monorail team

[Aaron Gable]

[Dirk Pranke]

Yay openness! :).

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[Anthony LaForge]

Congrats!  That's a huge milestone.

Kind Regards,

Anthony Laforge
Technical Program Manager
Mountain View, CA

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[Lucas Garron]

Awesome!

I poked around a while ago with the (then-closed) source when the Chromium bug trackers switched. If anyone has an itch to scratch, I encourage you to check out the source and even try to submit a fix yourself. agable@ and jrobbins@ are pretty responsive about bugs and questions.

The setup process was partially broken when I tried it, but I presume it's fixed now. And the code itself is pretty reasonable. :-D

»Lucas

»Lucas Garron

[PhistucK]

Congratulations!

As always, being able to contribute using GitHub would probably make more people contribute (I know I would have). But, open-ness comes first - so, yay!

☆PhistucK

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[anatoly techtonik]

Wow. That's very cool. If that could come up with MIT license, I'd reuse some parts for Roundup that powers bugs.python.org

[Aaron Gable]

It is licensed under the same terms as the rest of the Chromium project, and as the rest of our infrastructure code.

[anatoly techtonik]

Yea, I know. Just rethinking that license stuff is inconvenient.
Repository tracks all authors pretty nice, but history with authorship
between repositories is shared poorly, so we need licenses to preserve
it.

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