Does a service like Unfuddle + Basecamp + bugtracking exist on the web? [closed]

Question

At this moment I have been using multiple services. Unfuddle for SVN and project management via tickets. Basecamp for communication on projects and bugtracker for tracking bugs.

Does a service which is a combination of all above exist on the net?

If someone known about installing all these services on my own server, kindly share it with me. All these means: SVN, Project management and Bugtracking.

Answer 1

Assembla, even in free plan, can offer

• Any amount of "Spaces" (collection of Assembla tools with tight integration between them)
• Any amount of independent SVN-repositories (they have 1.8 already) in every single space
• Rather good bugtracking
• Messaging for team's communication
• Ability to use external SVN-repositories inside Assembla spaces ("External Subversion" Tool)
• PM-tools like:
  • Milestones in Ticketing tool (tickets can be used as bug- and issue-tracker and planner)
  • Different reports in Tickets tool
  • Stream tab (reflect all space-related activity)
  • Time-tool
  • StandUp reports
• Wiki and Files tools can be just nice addition to other Assembla's possibilities to build full-featured ALM-environment

Assembla Portfolio allow you to have all benefits of Spaces, but manage cross-project activity for many teams/many projects case in unified way

Local system on your own server may be (don't ask me about price of these Enterprise-level products):

• Private Assembla
• UberSVN from WANdisco
• TeamForge from CollabNet

Answer 2

A couple ideas come to mind:

• Agile-oriented, software-specific project management tools. These have Basecamp-ish project management but software-specific additions (through git or mercurial is more common than svn). Examples: http://blossom.io/, http://sprint.ly/, or for a strong points/results focus, http://pivotaltracker.com/ or https://www.apptrajectory.com/ (Thoughtbot)
• Syncing between the two, like with http://www.taskadapter.com. The challenge here is making it feel natural for folks. I've tried this with other services and it hasn't. If you do this, at least make it realtime.
• Use both. If you're not committed to switching from Basecamp or Unfuddle (and can live with or want to use both), https://tacoapp.com/manage/basecamp-todos-and-unfuddle-tickets may be a way to decide which service to dive into.