Project management with Git integration [closed]

Question

I've looked around for a project management system, I've tried to use this one but it lacks some features I want and doesn't really seem to be under any sort of active development.

I only need a few features:

1. Basic project/task management
2. Very good git integration (when I pull/push my repo I want the management files to go too)
3. Vim integration (or at least use the editor I have set a la 'export EDITOR=/usr/bin/vim'
4. A note taking system (for meetings ideally)
5. Command line interface, there can be other interfaces too, but I really want CLI.

Of all the project management systems I've found, fossil comes closest to satisfying my needs, but still falls short.

Answer 1

What about Trac or Redmine? They all cover your needs, except "Vim integration"

Answer 2

Maybe one of the Org-mode clones for VIM (e.g. VimOrganizer) is the right tool for you:

1. It is designed for task managment
2. It uses only text files => git can track everything
3. It's integrated in VIM
4. Emacs Org-mode has a powerful note taking system (called capture). I don't know about the VIM clones. But at least you can write your notes directly into the plain text files.
5. There is no real CLI, but maybe VIM is all you want/need?