What is SourceRepo?
SourceRepo is an open-source platform for hosting Git and Mercurial version control repositories. It is designed to help development teams collaborate on software projects by providing tools for managing source code, tracking issues, code review, documentation and more.
Some key features of SourceRepo include:
- Unlimited public and private Git/Mercurial repositories
- Fine-grained user and permissions management
- Code browse, search and view commit history
- Code review workflow with pull requests and inline comments
- Issue tracking with labels, milestones and assignment
- Wikis for documentation attached to projects
- Activity streams and notifications
- APIs and webhooks to integrate with other tools
- Available to self-host on your own server or from cloud hosting providers
By providing centralized version control hosting combined with supporting tools to manage the software development life cycle, SourceRepo aims to help developers iterate faster by simplifying collaboration across remote teams. The open-source model also allows for customization to meet the needs of specific teams.
JIRA, GitLab, Bitbucket, Redmine, SourceForge, Quire, NotABug.org, icescrum, SourceHut, Acunote, Retrospectiva are some alternatives to SourceRepo.