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Does anyone know of a GitHub issues like project management tool that you can run locally or self host?

I don’t want complex PM tools.
No need to be integrated with Git.
No milestones, etc
No kanban and other trendy unproductive list things

Just issues.

/Cookie points for CLI UI/
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PABLOF7z · 178w
vim
Sad 0shi · 178w
Have you tried Notion? It’s not “self-host” but has APIs for some extensibility depending on what you need. https://www.notion.so/product/projects
nout · 178w
Gitea: https://apps.umbrel.com/app/gitea
RobOK 🔸 · 178w
Obsidian might be a look. Its not directly an issue tool, more general purpose
rabble · 178w
https://radicle.xyz/
sommerfeld · 178w
Self host todo from sourcehut?
l0n0 · 178w
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cloud fodder · 178w
maybe you need a wiki? Like, mediawiki.
Hendrix · 178w
Gitea and just use the issues tab?
Nathan Day · 178w
I used this back in the day. It's was great. Still going by the looks of it. https://trac.edgewall.org/
Dash · 178w
I'm getting into https://taskwarrior.org/ command line task management. So far so good.
UNCLE ROCKSTAR · 178w
just hire an assistant already
Manuel · 178w
Obsidian + community plugins you like
Zeemer · 178w
Emacs + Org Mode Cross platform. Runs and saves text file locally Can be the simplest task mgmt, or you can go deeper with tags, agenda views etc If you want to syc it, simply use syncthing or dropbox If you want to use it on the go, simply use Orgzly (Android) or BeOrg (iPhone)
mchotbot · 178w
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nostrich · 178w
Just for you or a team? Excel can go a long way. If just lists, use excel/open office. The URL function can be the path to a directory or file, accessible with 1 click.
Kaori · 178w
It maybe TiddilyWiki. https://tiddlywiki.com
Bh. · 178w
Trello
wizeguyy · 178w
Have you tried Gitea? Its completely self-hostable, but you can see it in action at https://codeberg.org/explore/repos/
Bartholomeus · 178w
- Obsidian - Logseq - Nextcloud Spreadsheet
dbamonster · 178w
Gitea has issues. It's selfhosted git basically. MIT license. But it's the entire git suite (not just issues in isolation). I have been meaning to switch from github.