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Bugzilla 2.16.7, 2.18rc3, and 2.19.1 are available
The Bugzilla Team is please to announce the release of our third release candidate for Bugzilla 2.18. This release will be shaped by your feedback over the next few weeks.
Read this postBrazilian Portuguese localization updated for 2.18rc2
Felipe Gaúcho has announced the availability of the 2.18rc2 version of the pt_BR localization pack. You can find it listed on the Bugzilla download page or on the Brazilian localization project site.
Read this postBugzilla-Submit 0.6 Released
Christian Reis has released a new version of bugzilla-submit, a command-line utility to post new bugs to a Bugzilla installation. This version fixes issues with .netrc parsing of base URLs, Python version checking and processing of Operating-System and URL fields. It also include text and manpage versions of the documentation (which was only available as XML source in previous versions).
Read this postBugzilla 2.18rc2 Released
Our second release candidate for Bugzilla 2.18 is now available. There are a few major issues addressed that snuck into 2.18rc1, so if you’re already running 2.18rc1, an upgrade is strongly recommended. Information about what’s new and what’s still left to fix is on the 2.18 Release Status page.
Read this postBugzilla 2.16.6 and 2.18rc1 Released
The Bugzilla Team is please to announce the release of our first release candidate for Bugzilla 2.18. This release will be shaped by your feedback over the next few weeks.
Read this postBugzilla 2.16.x documentation now available as PDF
A long-standing bug in the 2.16 branch documentation sources has been knocked out, and we’re now pleased to offer the 2.16 documentation in PDF format on the documentation page. The 2.17.x documentation has been available this way for a while now.
Read this postbugzilla-submit 0.5 posted
Christian Reis and Eric S. Raymond have released an initial version of bugzilla-submit, a command-line utility to post new bugs to a Bugzilla installation. We’d like to invite testing and feedback on the tool and its functionality; note that it requires Python 2.3. Post bug reports as usual to bugzilla.mozilla.org.
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