Lavagna, an open-source issue/project management tool

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Lavagna is an open-source issue and project management tool built for small teams. It offers lightweight installation and ease of use, allowing teams to organize projects with custom labels, milestones, and boards. The tool supports multiple login providers including Google, Twitter, GitHub, and LDAP, along with fine-grained access control across different projects and roles. It includes integration capabilities for custom scripts that respond to system events and supports importing boards from other platforms.

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Whether in the same building or miles away, your team won't miss anything important going on with your projects. Participate in many project, with many roles, at the same time. Lavagna gives you the ability to define projects the way you want: your team, your labels, your milestones, your board. Multiple login providers: Google, Twitter, Github, LDAP, Gitlab (also on premises!), or add your own OAuth provider. Fine grained access control: different projects, different roles. Integrations: you can add your own scripts that react on system events. Don't fear migration: import your boards and cards from Trello. Open source: nobody likes bad surprises. With Lavagna, you can always see what's…from lavagna.io

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