Arbit aims to provide a decent modern extensible multi project tracking tool. Features start with issue tracking and wiki and do not stop before code analysis and translation management.
The issue reports in the tracker are already implemented in SVN and are available for preview in the arbit issue tracker. The issue reports are implemented using the Search component from the eZ Components, which can use either Zend_Search_Lucene or Solr as a backend.
The first one works out of the box, but is known to be slow and does not really scale. So, if you have a lot issues and still need fast reports you can switch to the Solr backend just by changing two config options.
With the new reports we also changed the starting page of the issue tracker which now shows a configurable list of reports and their 5 first results. The report view allows you filtering and sorting the issues by various criterias. Play with it and report back to us using the known communication channels.
There are some upstream bugs discovered during the implementation which should be fixed before we do a release, but see this as a preview. If you want to try it yourself, there are two patches in the libraries/ folder which need to be applied to get it working, with the open reported bugs, of course.
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