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A couple of years ago I spent a while researching issue trackers and could never find one that had everything I wanted. We settled on GitHub issues, which has a
by AshleysBrain 5y ago
A couple of years ago I spent a while researching issue trackers and could never find one that had everything I wanted. We settled on GitHub issues, which has a nice design, public access, labels, assignment, and new issue templates. But it's still missing private issues in public repos, and issues that are blocked on/depends on other issues. It's also clearly designed around repos rather than specific to issue tracking. We make do anyway.
- avinashjn 5y agoThis is very true. Before we started building we looked around and didn't find anything good. Githib issues was the nearest, but it was linked to repos and it didn't make sense for us to create repos just to use bug tracking. Our current product has only private projects, but we are going to be bringing out public projects to get feedback from end users (similar to github issues). This is to infact help us manage our user/customer feedback and issues.