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==== Bug Tracking (and More) ==== | ==== Bug Tracking (and More) ==== | ||
''Note: Bugzilla is where people who don't even build / debug can contribute, so this should be at the top of the list. [[User:Nth10sd|nth10sd]] 11:13, 17 April 2008 (PDT)'' | |||
In Mozilla development process 'bug' is a broader term than its conventional meaning which is software defect. A bug means '''anything''' related to the product and the development process including feature requests, performance improvements and even process improvements. You file a bug about almost anything that you think that would contribute to the success of the project. | In Mozilla development process 'bug' is a broader term than its conventional meaning which is software defect. A bug means '''anything''' related to the product and the development process including feature requests, performance improvements and even process improvements. You file a bug about almost anything that you think that would contribute to the success of the project. | ||