Did you misread "debugger" instead of "bug tracker"? Your comment doesn't make any sense to me in the current context. If you are really against "bug tracker".

Did you misread "debugger" instead of "bug tracker"? Your comment doesn't make any sense to me in the current context. If you are really against "bug tracker". I don't really understand as they are often mainly used to report new needs, requirement and enhancement rather than crash due to poor coding practices.