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Re:Bugzilla Celebrates 25 Years with Special Announcements by alwyn on Sunday August 27, 2023 @04:13AM (#37280511)
Red Hat and Mozilla are the biggest ones I know of.
Re:Bugzilla Celebrates 25 Years with Special Announcements by rwmj on Sunday August 27, 2023 @04:44AM (#37280702)
Red Hat is moving to Jira (sadly) for RHEL. However we're still using BZ for Fedora and upstream projects, and likely will be for a very long time to come.
Re:Bugzilla Celebrates 25 Years with Special Announcements by wcchandler on Sunday August 27, 2023 @10:00AM (#37282791)
Do you know if it’ll still be publicly accessible? Browsing the BZ is usually how I gauged internal project timelines.
Re:Bugzilla Celebrates 25 Years with Special Announcements by rwmj on Sunday August 27, 2023 @11:58AM (#37283896)
I certainly hope so.
Re:Bugzilla Celebrates 25 Years with Special Announcements by sciurus on Sunday August 27, 2023 @10:41AM (#37283184)
Mozilla is using a mix of Bugzilla, Jira, Github Issues, and $DEITY knows what else, depending on the team or project in question. A good rule of thumb is that for any major system (code hosting, bug tracking, chat, wiki, CI, etc) Mozilla has at _least_ two- one homegrown and/or OSS, another a proprietary service- and a simmering battle over which should be used.

Most of Firefox engineering was still on their fork of Bugzilla (https://github.com/mozilla-bteam/bmo) when I left back in 2021.