Bugzilla is a database for bugs. It lets people report bugs and assigns these bugs to the appropriate developers. Developers can use bugzilla to keep a to-do list as well as to prioritize, schedule and track dependencies.
What’s new in version 5.0.6
Updated on Apr 18 2019
Version 5.0.6:
This release contains a schema change to the flagtypes table, allowing for many more flagtypes
The flagtypes table should have been using a mediumint for several releases, but due to a bug in the schema migration code this never happened
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As stated before, Firebird is a cross-platform product. That is why they don't spend extra hours trying to make it "mac-ish" or "windows-esque." They try to make good programs that any platform can use effectively.
Super product. Takes a bit of work, to set up, but not too bad. It's perfect for capturing specifics about and assisting with the management of software bugs in a distributed development environment.
Mozilla has done a great job making this relevant and useful to the software development team.
This is an excellent bug tracking system which works extremely well on Mac OS X. I use it for all my development activities, even when the development itself is done on a PC. Simple, clear, easy to use. A little tricky to set up, but you can't beat the price!
It is a sad thing to give only one star because you don't understand it. I use Bugzilla in a professional/production environment and it is an invaluable tool. And comments about firebird in it have nothing to do with the product, which is resolutely cross-platform.