Tracking errors in Windows

I am currently working for a financial firm as an internal developer for a web system. We do not currently have bug tracking software other than emails sent and phone calls made to recognize that a bug exists somewhere.

I would like to recommend to other programmers a bug tracking system that we can run alongside our subversion repository. We use TortoiseSVN as our SVN client and Visual Studio as our development environment.

I have no idea about bug tracking systems since, to be honest, I've never used one (shame on me!). I've seen a few, but their installations look complicated and seem to indicate the use of Linux distributions. We run Windows completely here and nothing else, but we would like to integrate bug tracking with TortoiseSVN.

Are there any recommendations there? Is it easy to do it?

EDIT : The web system is extremely important and allows people to do their job and deals with a lot of numbers, so bug tracking is vital. IMHO.

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FogBugz integrates with Subversion in general and TortoiseSVN explicitly . It can be hosted on Windows or Linux, or you can let Fog Creek host it for you.



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Personally, I'm a big fan of Trac , which has great SVN integration (editorial comments can point to tickets and tickets back to changes for tracking, etc.). While I have never used it on Windows, it has a Windows Installer to take care of setting it up. It will work with mod_python if you are using apache or CGI / FastCGI if you are using something else.



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Have you tried searching? I answered a similar question about an hour ago. There is a very long post on this thread .

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