Issue tracking
Issue-tracking systems keep track of issues, bugs, and other tasks. The first issue-tracking systems were created to maintain the list of bugs and also the state of the bug-fixing process to ensure that a bug, identified and recorded, would not get forgotten. Later, these software solutions developed and became full-fledged issue trackers and are unavoidable project-management tools in every enterprise.
The most widely-used issue-tracking application is Jira, but on the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_issue-tracking_systems page, you can find many other applications.
The most important feature of an issue-tracking application is that it has to record an issue in detail in an editable manner. It has to record the ...
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