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Software that (or interacts with other software that) tracks and records issues
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What is an open-source alternative to the Atlassian suite of products (Confluence, JIRA, etc.)?
TRAC has wiki, bug tracker, code viewer, all with markup to interlink.
Or, there is its fork Apache Bloodhound.
All written in Python, plenty of plugins. Very mature.
BTW Trac wiki is much closer …
