Bugtracker
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A bugtracker is an issue tracking system that is designed especially to manage problems (software bugs) with computer programs.
Typically bug tracking software allows the user to quickly enter bugs and search on them. In addition some allow users to specify a workflow for a bug that automates a bug's lifecycle. Most bug tracking software allows the administrator of the system to configure what fields are included on a bug. It should be possible to categorize bugs with regard to area of functionality, state and solution, priority and severity et. al.
Examples
- Bugzilla
- DITrack
- Eventum
- FogBugz
- Flyspray
- JIRA
- BugSentry
- Mantis Bugtracker
- Trac
- Track+
- AceProject
- Argus - Issue Tracker
- Scarab
- Borland's StarTeam
- Zentrack
See also
External links
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