Re: [E-devel] Bug Tracker

[Nick H. <me...@sa...>]

I'm going to recommend Mantis.  I find Bugzilla a pain in the ass to use 
as everything is just plastered everywhere.  At least that is how it was 
the last time I used it about a year ago.  I have played around with 
Flyspray a bit as well and it seemed pretty nice.  Also Mantis seemed a 
bit easier to customize with custom fields and such.  This is all based 
on my experiences a year ago however, so things may be different now.

If everyone likes Bugzilla though then by all means go that route, but 
I've never really liked how it was laid out.  I find it hard to even 
look at.

dan sinclair wrote:
> We've been trying the new Bug genie bug tracker for a little while now 
> and I must say, I'm pretty disappointed in it's abilities. It took a lot 
> of effort to get setup, and we haven't been able to figure out how to do 
> simple things like change a bugs product or attach patches after the bug 
> has been created.
>
> I wanted to get other peoples opinions on the bug tracker so we can 
> figure out what we should do. Are people liking it in general? Am I just 
> nuts?
>
> If the general agreement is that it isn't great, I'll setup a bugzilla 
> instance and we can decide which we think is better.
>
> Anyway, let me know what you think about the current bug tracker situation.
>
> dan
>
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