Contributing

There are lots of ways to contribute to the Bugzilla project:

Code: You can contribute to the Bugzilla codebase if you are familiar with Perl or features Bugzilla has/wants, such as DB, WebServices, etc. See also: Developer’s Guide
Web Development and User Interface Design: contribute to the Bugzilla UI if you are a designer and/or are good at HTML and/or CSS.
Documentation: You can contribute to the Bugzilla Documentation if you are familiar with Bugzilla as an administrator or as a user, or good at English.
Release Process: You can help with the release process if you have some time to give us.
QA: You can help with the QA process if you are familiar with Bugzilla as an administrator or as a user, and have some time.
Support: Bugzilla is community-supported. If you’re an old hand at using or administering Bugzilla, hang out in our support venues such as our support mailing list or IRC channel and help other users.
Translation: You can help to translate templates and/or documentation if you are good at English and other languages.

Guides

SQL References

MySQL
PostgreSQL
Oracle
ANSI SQL (Bugzilla attempts to conform to SQL-99, when possible).

Mailing List

[email protected]

This mailing list is for discussion among people who are assisting with the development of Bugzilla. Discussion on this list tends to get quite technical. If you’re interested in contributing code to Bugzilla, you should subscribe to this list. Browse Archives

IRC

Much Bugzilla development discussion happens in real time on IRC. We hang out on the #bugzilla channel on libera.chat. Feel free to drop in there anytime to discuss Bugzilla (both development and support discussion happens there).

The easiest way to get on IRC is to use the Kiwi web IRC client, which lets you chat with us through your browser, without installing anything.