GIT-BUG 0.9: New Decentralized Error Tracker Launches

The production of the project git-bug 0.9 has been officially published. Git-Bug is a project developing an error tracking system that stores information about problems and comments in the form of objects in the GIT repository. The project code is written in Go and spreads under the license gplv3.

By analogy with changes in the source code, the Git-Bug tools allow users to place information about tracking errors in external repositories using the PUSH operation. Additionally, users can extract data from external repositories to the local repository with the PULL operation.

• Use of the Git repository to store descriptions of problems, users’ base, and comments in versioned form.
• The use of the Git decentralized architecture to work in Offline mode and synchronization of changes.
• Very quick performance of search and navigation operations on errors.
• The presence of a stratum for synchronization with errors of Github, Gitlab, Jira, and Launchpad.
• Ability to work with errors through the command line, console interface or Web interface.