Bugzilla is a widely used, free defect-tracking system. Stories created from Bugzilla bugs will be linked to the corresponding bug, and you will see a link to the Bugzilla bug on the story.

How to create a Bugzilla version 5.x integration

For Buzilla version 5.x, go to the INTEGRATIONS tab in your project view, click Add an integration, and select Bugzilla.

Integration configuration

Project

This is the integration’s associated project.

Name

The is the name of the integration. You’ll see this when you view a list of integrations.

URL

This is the URL of your Bugzilla server (e.g., https://example.com/rest). Note that you must use the secure “https” rather than “http.”

Bug “Status” values to exclude

This is the comma-separated list of status names that should be excluded from the imported bugs. The default values are Resolved, Verified, and Closed. If this field is left blank, all bugs will be shown.

Product

Enter the name of your Bugzilla Product. Use this in conjunction with the Component field to narrow the bugs to be imported. This field is optional.

Component

Enter the name of your Bugzilla Component. Use this in conjunction with the Product field to narrow the bugs to be imported. This field is optional.

API token

This is the API key of the Bugzilla user which you want to use for this integration.

Enabled

This determines whether or not the integration is enabled. Toggle this if you would like to disable an integration but not delete it.

Update comments

If enabled, comments created in Tracker will be added to the linked Bugzilla bug.

Private comments

If enabled, comments will be marked as private.

Update state

This adds a state change comment to the Bugzilla bug.

How to create a Bugzilla version 4.x integration

For Buzilla version 4.x, go to the INTEGRATIONS tab in your project view, click Add an integration, and select Bugzilla. Then select Create for the Bugzilla v4 API at the top of the page.

URL

This is the URL of your Bugzilla server (e.g., https://www.my-bugzilla.com:8081). Note that you must use the secure “https” rather than “http.”