Open source defect tracking software (Yiku BUGTRACE)
A very convenient and fast open source defect tracking software that requires no initialization and can be used right out of the box.
Please support html5 browser access, only Chrome access is supported.
feature:
Create a project and automatically generate team member accounts, automation!
When the user successfully registers an account, he or she only needs to enter the email addresses of other members in the project while creating the project. The system will automatically generate corresponding account information based on the email addresses of other members while creating the project, and automatically add these members to the account. Join the project. The system will also send account information to the mailboxes of other members via email. Other members only need to log in with their own email and password in the email to use the BugTrace defect management system.
The core process is simple and easy to use!
In BugTrace, there are only two concepts: assignor and handler. The assignor is to assign a bug to another member. The member assigned the bug is the handler. It is easy to understand that a person who discovers a bug and The relationship between a person who handles bugs is as simple as that, and users can easily learn to use the system.
Processing history, clear! BugTrace records every processing process, and each historical step can be viewed on the bug's detailed page, allowing managers to more clearly understand the details of each bug in each processing step.
Independent member task list with clear division of labor!
Developers or testers only need to view and handle bug tasks related to themselves in the "Bugs Assigned to Me" page, without paying attention to bugs created by others or bugs assigned to other people. This makes the division of labor clearer and easier to use!
Environmental requirements:
Apache+php+mysql
Support .htaccess, support url_rewrite
Updated to version 1.4
1 Add attachment upload function
2Force to use Chrome browser
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