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It will definitely fall into the category of "part of a larger collaboration ecosystem", but Gitlab checks all your boxes : it's open-source, installable on premise, allows groups, with their own discussions, handling uploads… And then, it can also host git repositories. 😅 They made an insane work on workflows so you can pretty much customize the tool how you want, including executing automated scripts when whatever event happens.
I think Vikunja can do all that.
This looks really, really, great. Thank you!
There's focalboard (if you can get past the weird license): https://www.focalboard.com/
Or you can use Gitea: https://gitea.io/ It's mostly meant for collaboration on source code but it has a ticketing system with boards.
I did have a look at this, right on their front page it says "focal board is now mattermost boards" or something, this one in particular really does look like part of a larger ecosystem. Even the github repo is being retired as it's being merged into mattermost server or something.
Good luck, that does not exist.
Tools for project management are so specific that anyone who wants to use them needs to change their workflow or create their own tool.
If it was so simple as you told us you could make it in few days. We all know it is not.
So adapt to some specific one, or use google spreadsheets like the rest of us mortals.
Weird take.
So adapt to some specific one
I guess I'm asking for recommendations as to which will be the easiest to adapt to.
Would one of the kanban board style apps work if you had multiple projects in one board? If it offers labels or tags you could have a different label for each project.
Jira also lets you have boards from multiple projects but it's not exactly lightweight.
I wish you to find what you are looking for, sadly my experience is it does not exist.
I am sorry if I transfered some of frustration from not having good and simple PM aplication to you, not your fault, just me
If you find something you like - let us know, especially after some months of use