Thank you for your contributions to the LibreOffice project! We'll have the bugtracker back up as soon as possible so that you can report new bugs that you've found in LibreOffice, in our Android Impress Remote, or one of our other tools. After the migration is complete, we'll have QA Team members available in the IRC channel and on the mailing list to help answer any questions that you may have. If you're looking for something to do in the meantime, take a look at our latest manuals, get a bite to eat, or join us in the #libreoffice-qa channel on Libera.Chat or QA Mailing List to say "Hi" and encourage us along as we complete all of the steps of the migration. Because we have such a large set of bugs and attachments, we expect this process may take a few hours.īugzilla will be inaccessible during the migration, both for entering new bugs as well as searching for and view existing reports. Migration will give us increased flexibility to extend and modify the underlying Bugzilla code to match our needs, integrate other TDF services with the bug tracker, and provide more granular services for projects such as the Impress Remote and the Document Liberation Project.
Despite being 'free', Bugzilla has many features its expensive. Most commercial defect-tracking software vendors charge enormous licensing fees. Defect Tracking Systems allow individual or groups of developers to keep track of outstanding bugs in their product effectively. The Document Foundation (TDF) and the LibreOffice project are currently migrating all of our bugs from to our own brand-new Bugzilla server at. Bugzilla is a 'Defect Tracking System' or 'Bug-Tracking System'.
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