Bugzilla, alternative Linux à Jira
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Bugzilla is a solid replacement for Jira if your primary need is bug and issue tracking with strong customization and self-hosting. It handles core tracking well—status, priority, assignments, and workflows—but lacks native agile boards and sprint planning tools. Teams focused on lightweight, code-centric bug tracking will find it effective, especially if they value transparency and control. However, teams relying on Jira’s agile project management features like Scrum boards, rich dashboards, or time logging will need to supplement Bugzilla with external tools or adapt their workflow.
- Licence
- MPL-2.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 5.2
- Note
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- Both support customizable workflows and field configurations for issue states
- Offer role-based permissions and access control for teams
- Provide integration with Git and SVN for commit linking
- Support email notifications and activity tracking
- Include API access for automation and third-party tools
Ce qui change
- Bugzilla lacks built-in agile boards and sprint planning; no native Scrum or Kanban views
- No time tracking or built-in reporting dashboards like Jira
- No native integration with Confluence or other Atlassian tools
- Web interface is functional but dated compared to Jira’s
- No built-in project hierarchy or portfolio-level management
Ouvrir vos fichiers Jira
Bugzilla does not directly open Jira project files or backups. Jira exports data in XML or JSON via its API, and while Bugzilla supports CSV and custom imports, there is no automatic converter. Migration requires scripting or manual mapping of fields, statuses, and users. Attachments and comments must be handled separately. The process is feasible but not trivial.
Passer de Jira à Bugzilla, étape par étape
- Export Jira issues using the API or backup feature in JSON or CSV
- Map Jira statuses, fields, and workflows to Bugzilla’s configuration
- Set up products and components in Bugzilla to match Jira projects
- Import data using Bugzilla’s import tool or custom scripts
- Configure email notifications and user accounts
- Test workflow transitions and permissions before going live
Fonctionnalités clés de Bugzilla
- Suivi détaillé des bugs avec champs statut, priorité et gravité
- Champs et flux de travail personnalisables selon les besoins de l’équipe
- Système robuste de permissions pour gérer l’accès à différents produits
- Intégration avec les systèmes de contrôle de version tels que Git et SVN
- Notifications par e‑mail et flux RSS pour les mises à jour
- Accès API pour l’automatisation et les intégrations tierces
- Support des pièces jointes et des uploads de fichiers
- Fonctionnalité de recherche avec filtres avancés
Installer Bugzilla sous Linux
sudo dnf install bugzillasudo pacman -S bugzillasudo zypper install bugzillaQuestions fréquentes
Can Bugzilla support Scrum or Kanban boards like Jira?
No, Bugzilla does not include built-in agile boards. You can track issues and statuses, but visual boards require third-party tools or browser add-ons.
Is Bugzilla suitable for non-software projects?
It can be adapted, but it's designed for bug tracking in software development. Jira is more flexible for general project management.
Can I host Bugzilla myself?
Yes, Bugzilla is self-hosted and available in Arch, Fedora, and openSUSE repositories. You manage updates and security yourself.