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Bug tracking with JIRABecause you've got issues
Bugs are an inevitable part of software development for every team — large or small. Whether you call them bugs or defects, finding the most efficient way to track, manage and fix bugs makes the difference between building good software and great software. JIRA makes bug tracking painless and simple, so your team focuses energy on what matters most: great code.
Keep it simple
JIRA simplifies every step of tracking bugs for everyone involved. Creating, triaging and resolving bugs is a snap. And managing bugs along with all other development tasks in the a single project keeps your software development on track.
- Create new bugs in seconds from your browser, email, IDE or smartphone client
- Navigate JIRA menus and execute frequently used actions using keyboard shortcuts
- View activity history to access recently opened issues, projects and searches
- Use Quick Search to find bugs based on user, project, issue key or filter shortcuts.
I have used many systems over the past 20 years. JIRA is as simple as it gets, or is technically complex if you know what you are doing and want to perform additional functions. — Kim Primini of ARRIS
The quick create button in the banner automatically defaults to the project and issue type you previously created.
Your code is the key
For development teams, fixing bugs means fixing code. With Atlassian IDE Connectors, developers interact with JIRA directly from Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA and soon Microsoft Visual Studio. Third-party integrations support many other IDEs, including FlexBuilder, JDeveloper, NetBeans and Zend Studio.
Connect JIRA bugs directly to source code with native CVS integration and plugins to Subversion, Perforce, ClearCase, Mercurial, Bazaar and many other version control systems. Atlassian FishEye also provides enhanced integration for Git, CVS, Subversion and Perforce.
View builds from your continuous integration environment and comments from code reviews related to each JIRA bug.
Case study
See how Cochlear used JIRA to improve the efficiency of their code review process by over 50%. Learn more...
Atlassian IDE Connector for Eclipse uses Mylyn to manage issues and tasks right in your IDE.
Stay on top of what's going on
Projects organise bugs into components for grouping into smaller parts, and into versions for scheduling activity for milestones or releases. Browse projects to measure progress and view:
- Activity streams display recent changes across bugs, issues, projects or people
- Charts and reports show most popular issues, recently opened / closed issues and more
- Road Map highlights issues remaining in current or future versions
- Change Log details bugs and issues fixed in previous versions
- Planning boards, task boards and burndown charts with GreenHopper for agile development
- All related changesets, builds and code reviews with FishEye, Bamboo and Crucible, respectively
Use JIRA Query Language (or JQL) to create filters for reports and charts on your personal dashboard. You can also subscribe via RSS or email notifications.
Browse your project for a high-level view of what's going on and drill into the details.
Outgrown your existing bug tracker?
If you are already using a bug tracking system, but feel you have reached the limit of its capabilities, you are not alone. Many have already made the switch to JIRA using the built-in migration utilities provided to help smooth the transition.
JIRA provides data importers from the following systems:
There are also CSV data importer for other systems if you are using Trac, Excel or some other bug tracker not listed above.
I have used many systems over the past 20 years. JIRA is as simple as it gets, or is technically complex if you know what you are doing and want to perform additional functions. — Kim Primini, ARRIS
