Lighthouse FTW! Its lightweight, simple, easy for non-technical team members to use to report issues, bugs, suggestions, etc. and the tag-based classification/search system is inspired. Love it!
Poll: What do you use to track your bugs?
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Re: Poll: What do you use to track your bugs?
#72We use Bugzilla, but the non-techs in the company think it's too techy. Although it can get daunting with so many options, and I've even seen it used as a trouble ticketing system(!), it serves our purpose (bug tracking, of course).
Re: Poll: What do you use to track your bugs?
#73Redmine is simply the best
Re: Poll: What do you use to track your bugs?
#74We don't have bugs. Any defects are put into the current sprint and fixed within the hour.
Re: Poll: What do you use to track your bugs?
#75We use GitHub Issues. It's very barebones but ties in very nicely with our source control site of choice: GitHub, and there is no need to context-switch.
I use github issues too. If you prefer the shell over the browser you may want to use this - https://github.com/kashifrazzaqui/github-issues
Just looked at this, it looks super useful! Going to try it out.
Re: Poll: What do you use to track your bugs?
#76At ProjectLocker (http://www.projectlocker.com) we use Trac for issue tracking for ourselves and as a hosted service. By extension, so do our customers :).