RubyForge verus JavaForge??? for online project/defect tracking

Hi,

Anyone know the difference, or have an opinion, re RubyForge versus JavaForge for setting up an online defect tracking project for one’s project?

I see that JavaForge has SVN integration (haven’t tried it yet). The rubyforge login seems to be down at the moment.

Tks

Hey Greg-

  I have been using a great new server called devjavu for my svn and trac hosting. Its free for open source projects and the guy who runs it is cool. I have had great experience with the service so far on three of my projects hosted their. You can request an invite here:

http://devjavu.com/invite/get

Cheers-

-- Ezra Zygmuntowicz-- Lead Rails Evangelist -- ez@engineyard.com -- Engine Yard, Serious Rails Hosting -- (866) 518-YARD (9273)

Hi Greg, this is a Ruby and Rails mailing list. Thus, we should focus on topics that are focused on Ruby and Rails.

Thank you,

-Conrad

ok - but I was kind of interested to find out if there was a particular reason why potentially rubyforge could be more advantageous to ruby on rails developers (hence partially ruby on rails forum related)