Is there a good alternative to Atlassian's FishEye? [closed]

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I'm a big fan of FishEye, unluckily I'm bound to a commercial project and FishEye is simply not in budget. Are there any good alternatives, which have the same features? the SCM-backend is an subversion-repository.

Answer 1

Update 2015: Sventon is d(ead|ormant), but it's still available at it's final resting place on github.

A non-commercial alternative to Fisheye is the open-source project Sventon (link to last active snapshot on archive.org). I have by now given it a short test install and was pretty amazed by how fast you can set it up. It's just a .war-file to drop in a Tomcat 6 container. Still haven't got around to do much with it, though, but it looks quite promising and is really fast.

Here's the feature-list from their homepage:

• Browse and download directories and files
• Source code syntax highlighting for many languages, including Java, HTML, XML, C, Groovy, Pascal/Delphi, VisualBasic, C#, and JavaScript.
• View logs and blame individual files
• Diff your repository files, or view their properties
• Show differences between paths.
• Support for multiple repositories
• Several authentication methods supported, including user based
• Integrates with JIRA, Hudson, Luntbuild and TortoiseSVN
• Easily keep track of changes using the 'latest commit' feature
• Lightning fast search for instantly finding files or log messages, including CamelCase Search
• Flattening of directory structures for quickly finding the directory you're looking for
• Browse inside archive files
• View thumbnails of image files stored in the repository
• Commit notifications via e-mail
• Context sensitive RSS feed support
• Instantly find locked files in the repository
• Convenient tray for handling entries

Answer 2

If PHP do not cause rejection from the first steps, you can see at WebSVN, feature-list is not much different from Sventon