This add-on for the Projectopia Core plugin enables clients and team members to add and track bugs in projects within Projectopia.

Getting Started

To install the plugin, first make sure you have Projectopia 4.0.0 or higher. Upload the zip file through WordPress and Activate the plugin.

To configure the plugin, go into the Projectopia Settings page and click on the Bug Tracker tab. The only settings required are for email templates, and these should already be completed upon activating the plugin.

The permissions matrix for the Bug Tracker will be added to the Roles & Permissions table within Projectopia , so that you can configure which roles can access suppliers and add expenses. You need to grant “View Bugs” permission to any role that you want to use the bug tracker.

In order to see and work on Bugs, the user must have the “View Bugs” permission and be added to the project that the bug has been raised on.

Usage

The bug tracker works in a similar way to support tickets, but in this case they are attached to specific projects.

Once the plugin is installed, there will be a metabox in each project on both the client and admin sides which will list any bugs that are assigned to that project. It also provides a button on both the client and admin sides to raise a new bug against that project.

Bugs can be assigned to any team member who has “View Bugs” permission and that is added to the project that the bug is assigned to, and just like support tickets, can have updates added with colour coded status changes. The Bug Tracker also provides file uploads on both the client and admin sides.