Bug Tracker

Mushtaque Nizamani

we use Bugzilla http://www.bugzilla.org/[^] How about yours?

Regards, Mushq

Dario Solera

We use Unfuddle[^], and it's excellent.

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Rage

We had MKS Integrity, Fogbugz, and now IBM rational ClearQuest. Plus, of course, Excel at some extent.

Neville Franks

I recently evaluated around 10 Web based Bug/Issue Tracking products and settled on Redmine http://www.redmine.org and am very satisfied with the choice. It has a far better UI than products like Mantis and BugZilla and makes them like old and clunky.

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peterchen

Fogbugz. Because.

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peterchen

So how do they compare?

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Mushtaque Nizamani

peterchen wrote:

Because

Because?

Regards, Mushq

Rage

Well, they all did well but ClearQuest. This was in different company, so different scales. But I must reckon that Fogbugz, associated with subversion, is awesome (for a small company).

Nemanja Trifunovic

We have no bugs, therefore no need for a bug tracker.

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Joe Woodbury

We have bugzilla, but everyone hates it and refuses to use it except one hardware engineer. I'm trying to get us to purchase TestTrack Pro.

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El Corazon

Mushq wrote:

How about yours?

I am way too old for you show me yours, I'll show you mine. :) however, we use bugzilla.

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Mushtaque Nizamani

But Bugzilla is free and open source and I think it has free support too.

Regards, Mushq

Mushtaque Nizamani

El Corazon wrote:

we use bugzilla.

Are you satisfied with it or thinking of changing it?

Regards, Mushq

Joe Woodbury

You get what you pay for.

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El Corazon

eh? its okay. There are pros and cons for any system. Right now bugzilla, for all its quirks and problems, is getting the job done. When it no longer gets the job done, we'll change.

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peterchen

Yes, exactly. :D I can't quite put my finger on it. For small companies it is definitely a great product, though you might find competitors that offer more features or, simply, are free. What drives it for me, I guess, is a product that breathes "by developers - for developers". Plus, Joels blog sold me his criteria for a great bug tracker long before I was shopping for one :)

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