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Is there a system similar to Bitbucket which I could self host? I've tried to look around in the net to see if there was something but I can't seem to find any. We're using Redmine right now but Redmine doesn't support multiple repositories per project.

Features of Bitbucket that I would like to be able to do would include the ability to fork a repository and to follow someone, make a pull request or something like that.

What are the good Mercurial tools out there?

Thanks a lot

Martin Geisler
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I found something that's nice: you can use rhodecode. It was really nice.

Martin Geisler
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Apparently the Bitbucket people do offer installations for customers, or at least that's what they said on this thread on the bitbucket-users mailing list

RyanWilcox
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  • @MartinGeisler: got any citation for that? – Chris Morgan Dec 25 '11 at 23:29
  • Ehm, hmm, sorry for not explaining myself properly. It's my impression that this went away when they got acquired by Atlassian. I think I got that after talking with Jesper Nøhr from Bitbucket at some Mercurial sprints. It would be cool to get it cleared up! – Martin Geisler Dec 25 '11 at 23:43
  • @MartinGeisler: could you please follow that up, then? – Chris Morgan Dec 26 '11 at 08:52
  • @MartinGeisler: any news, or has the enquiry fallen on the path and been eaten by the birds? – Chris Morgan Jan 08 '12 at 12:24
  • @ChrisMorgan: no news so far, so it's probably eaten by those birds you talk about :-) – Martin Geisler Jan 08 '12 at 13:06
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    Atlassian now has a product called ''Stash'', a self-hosted Git installatian with useful features like LDAP and Jira integration. Unfortunately the pricing is quite enterprisey. https://www.atlassian.com/software/stash/overview/ – Martijn Heemels Jul 19 '12 at 08:53
  • It seems mercurial support is currently not available. Ticket is https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/STASH-2469 – Eero Aaltonen May 13 '13 at 11:46
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They are Git based rather than Mercurial, but the software for GitLab and Gitorious are open source. GitLab may now be a bit easier to setup and use than Gitorious.

haziz
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Also found a really interesting project called scm manager

Sly
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There was an early public hosting project called freehg for which the source was available. The site appears down, but the author probably has the source somewhere still.

http://matthewmarshall.org/blog/2008/03/freehg.org/

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  • Me neither, but email the guy. I'm sure he'd be happy to have the code getting used. I imagine you can contact him through his blog. – Ry4an Brase Dec 18 '09 at 19:20
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BitBucket is very nice, but it is not available as download since Atlassian aquired the team.

I'm not sure if you consider commercial products, but Kiln and CodeBeamer can be options to explore:

  • Issue tracking, wiki, etc. are out of Kiln's scope, so you will need to keep your Redmine as well, what may or may not be an advantage.

  • The features you mentioned (multiple repo per project, forking, pull requests) are supported by CodeBeamer, plus it is able to replace your Redmine instance completely.

(Disclaimer: Kiln is a FogCreek product, while CodeBeamer is a commercial software developed by our company)

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