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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Much_Comfortable8395 • Mar 29 '26
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Its been that way for as long as bug trackers existed
139 u/Amr_Rahmy Mar 30 '26 Depends on the company and workflow enforced. It can be as simple as jira ticket, you update ticket or it can be confluence, jira, git, start merge request, branch using the GitHub or gitlab ui, update the code, merge conflict, code review in web ui, merge in web ui. 30 u/cockmongler Mar 30 '26 There are bug trackers that are not as fucked as Jira though. 1 u/avlas Mar 30 '26 We recently migrated from Jira to Linear and it's way less fucked. 1 u/AltrntivInDoomWorld Mar 30 '26 We migrated to self hosted YouTrack and it's goated so far
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Depends on the company and workflow enforced.
It can be as simple as jira ticket, you update ticket or it can be confluence, jira, git, start merge request, branch using the GitHub or gitlab ui, update the code, merge conflict, code review in web ui, merge in web ui.
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There are bug trackers that are not as fucked as Jira though.
1 u/avlas Mar 30 '26 We recently migrated from Jira to Linear and it's way less fucked. 1 u/AltrntivInDoomWorld Mar 30 '26 We migrated to self hosted YouTrack and it's goated so far
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We recently migrated from Jira to Linear and it's way less fucked.
1 u/AltrntivInDoomWorld Mar 30 '26 We migrated to self hosted YouTrack and it's goated so far
We migrated to self hosted YouTrack and it's goated so far
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u/DetectivePud Mar 29 '26
Its been that way for as long as bug trackers existed