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Jira bugzilla5/7/2023 ![]() I shall cover more about JIRA workflow in my next blog. Closed: Completion of the issue after verification.Work in progress: Series of actions performed to fix the issue.Workflow is defined as a series of sequential tasks that need to be completed in order to reach a certain goal.Ī workflow in JIRA is defined as a series of sequential tasks (such as create/open a bug, Work in progress, and completed/closed) involved in the life cycle of a bug or an issue. You can either change native components in JIRA to meet test case management needs or you can use one of the add-ons available in Atlassian Marketplace (Example: Zephyr of JIRA) What is a workflow in JIRA? Bugzilla’s comes with a powerful advanced search optionĬan JIRA be used for test case management?Īlthough JIRA was not designed to serve as a Test Case Management tool, it can be configured to support test case management in two different ways. JIRA has flexible JQL language (JIRA Query Language) that allows you to build arbitrary boolean expressions. JIRA lacks advance-level search options.Bugzilla lets you show/hide the whole custom field or specific values based on the value of some other field ![]() JIRA allows conditional configuration based only on Project and Type fields.Custom field types available in Bugzilla are Text fields, Multi-selection, Drop-down, Date/time, Bug ID JIRA and Bugzilla are the two bug tracking tools that are widely being used by several organizations for quite some time now.Custom field types available in JIRA are too many to list, and even more custom field types available from plugins whereas.Bugzilla can let users select the initial status of a new issue unlike JIRA.Unlike Bugzilla, JIRA allows defining multiple workflows which are applied based on the issue’s Project and Type.Bugzilla has only one link type: blocks/depends, plus a Bug ID custom field.It has pluggable remote issue links, that allow linking an issue to any other entity outside JIRA while JIRA has configurable link types with user-defined semantics.Drag and drop issue prioritization is available in JIRA and not in Bugzilla.JIRA is a user-friendly tool compared to Bugzilla.JIRA is a commercial tool while Bugzilla is an open source tool.JIRA and Bugzilla are the two bug tracking tools that are widely being used by several organizations for quite some time now.What are the differences between JIRA and Bugzilla? JIRA allows us to track the progress of a project from time to time.JIRA acts as an issue tracking as well as project management tool.In JIRA, a workflow can be easily customized based on our requirement.JIRA is a platform independent tool that could run anywhere. ![]() Following are the reasons behind using JIRA. Why is JIRA used?Ītlassian JIRA is an issue tracking and agile project management tool which allows us to track any project by following a proper workflow. The name “JIRA” is inherited from the word Gojira, the Japanese word for Godzilla, which is a reference to a competitor Bugzilla. JIRA is an issue tracking product developed by Atlassian which allows bug tracking and agile project management.
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