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Via var­i­ous places, I’ve noted that there has been dis­cus­sion about the pos­si­bil­ity of imple­ment­ing Bugzilla in alter­na­tive lan­guages (:cough:python:cough:). I doubt that the core bugzilla team would pull up their roots and really switch but a python-version of bugzilla (trac doesn’t count) in Django would be really, really hot.

I linked to the main wiki page up top — but here’s a link to the dis­cus­sion page.

The pri­mary page lists come com­mon (albeit silly for the most part) “cons” that python is viewed as hav­ing. I think the dis­cus­sion page is more inter­est­ing per­son­ally, but in either case — who is up for doing an imple­men­ta­tion anyway?

I would shave every hair off my body and paint myself blue for a Bugzilla/Testopia imple­men­ta­tion in Django it’s been on my “list of things to do one day” ever since I started pok­ing at Django a year or so ago.

Via various places, I've noted that there has been discussion about the possibility of implementing Bugzilla in alternative languages (:cough:python:cough:). I doubt that the core bugzilla team would pull up their roots and really switch but a python-version of bugzilla (trac doesn't count) in Django would be really, really hot. I linked to the main ...