[lug] Bug tracking systems
Hugh Brown
hugh at math.byu.edu
Wed Jan 11 13:28:45 MST 2006
On Tue, 3 Jan 2006, David L. Anselmi wrote:
> Nate Duehr wrote:
> [...]
> > I wouldn't recommend RT for bug tracking. It's really best as an e-mail
> > and web-based trouble ticketing system, which is what I use it for...
>
> So what are the differences in (important) features between trouble
> ticketing and bug tracking?
>
> Dave
The basic model seems to be very different. Bug tracking usu. includes
the ability to tie an issue to a version/release number, to
compartmentalize work areas (e.g. modules in code), feature requests, etc.
Trouble ticketing is more about tracking a single issue w/o as much
concern about how the issue relates to the bigger picture.
In both environments, there are ways of shuttling the bug report/feature
request/trouble ticket to various groups or to specific individuals. But
the bug tracking seems to be more focused on some piece of
software/project.
That's my poor man's rendition of it (i'm no expert on either).
Hugh
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