Bug recording system
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I found the big problem with this one was that the more defects I had to deal with, the less visibility I had (with them covering the monitor).
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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What did you think was missing?
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
D'ye know, i can't even remember. It's been a commitee based decision and it's taken a wee while...
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May be immune to system failure, but i'm not sure my desk could take the weight :)
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Folks, We're currently looking at buying a bug recording system to replace our slightly creaky old in house system. We're looking at a few, particularly Axosoft OnTime and JIRA. Has anyone any good/bad experiences with these?
we use BugZilla and we are pretty much satisfied with it. Plus, its is open source and hence, its free.
"Some people believe football is a matter of life and death. I'm very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that. -- Bill Shankly"
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Folks, We're currently looking at buying a bug recording system to replace our slightly creaky old in house system. We're looking at a few, particularly Axosoft OnTime and JIRA. Has anyone any good/bad experiences with these?
we have been using Ultra Apps for some time now works perfectly fine for us http://www.ultraapps.com/app_overview.php?app_id=20[^] regards,
Chase your dreams ! http://eminencetech.net[^]
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we use BugZilla and we are pretty much satisfied with it. Plus, its is open source and hence, its free.
"Some people believe football is a matter of life and death. I'm very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that. -- Bill Shankly"
I'd go along with that. One of our projects uses Bugzilla and it's great you can modify to do any thing you want and its never gone wrong for us. The other project uses CVS track. That's crap, it doesn't even email a developer when a bug is assigned to them
Philosophy: The art of never getting beyond the concept of life.
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D'ye know, i can't even remember. It's been a commitee based decision and it's taken a wee while...
Ah - design by committee. That's always fun.:-D
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Yeah, i quite like it, it seems to be pretty simple (much like myself).
We use JIRA extensively, BUT, we have seen some serious issues arise when we need to move JIRA projects around or get rid of them. Basically, it is (at least in our version) impossible to export a single project intact and then reload it elsewhere. This problem has not plagued us as yet but I am worried we will need to do this and find it impossible. Others have already encountered the problem. That being said, JIRA works great and is real robust. We have been able to customize it for our needs quite readily.
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Folks, We're currently looking at buying a bug recording system to replace our slightly creaky old in house system. We're looking at a few, particularly Axosoft OnTime and JIRA. Has anyone any good/bad experiences with these?
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we have been using Ultra Apps for some time now works perfectly fine for us http://www.ultraapps.com/app_overview.php?app_id=20[^] regards,
Chase your dreams ! http://eminencetech.net[^]
Thanks.
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Folks, We're currently looking at buying a bug recording system to replace our slightly creaky old in house system. We're looking at a few, particularly Axosoft OnTime and JIRA. Has anyone any good/bad experiences with these?
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Folks, We're currently looking at buying a bug recording system to replace our slightly creaky old in house system. We're looking at a few, particularly Axosoft OnTime and JIRA. Has anyone any good/bad experiences with these?
We use TestTrack from http://www.seapine.com which I've used at my last few companies.
Todd Smith