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14 4月 2017

A New Issue Tracker for our AOSP Developers


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Posted by Sandie Gong, Developer Relations Program Manager & Chris Iremonger, Android Technical Program Manager

Like many other issue trackers at Google, we're upgrading our Android Open Source Project (AOSP) issue tracking system to Issue Tracker. We are hoping to facilitate a better collaboration between our developers and our Android product teams by using a tool we use internally at Google to track bugs and feature requests during product development.

Starting today, all issues formerly at code.google.com/p/android/issues will migrate to Issue Tracker under the Android Public Tracker component. You may have noticed that we are already using the new tool to collect feedback on the O Developer Preview!

What has been migrated

Getting started with Issue Tracker


You can learn more about navigating our Issue Tracker from our developer documentation. By default, Issue Tracker displays only the issues assigned to you. You can easily change that to show a hotlist of your choice, a bookmark group, or a saved search. You can also adjust notification settings by clicking the gear icon in the top right corner and selecting Settings.

The mappings in Issue Tracker are also slightly different than code.google.com so make sure to check out Life of a Bug to learn more about what the various statuses mean.



Searching for component specific issues


Opening a code.google.com issue link will automatically redirect you to the new system. We've cleaned up some of the spam, but you'll be able to find all of the other issues from code.google.com in Issue Tracker, including any issue you've reported, commented on, or starred.

You can view all reported Android issues in the Android Public Tracker component and drill down to see reported issues for specific categories of issues, such as Tools and Support Libraries, by searching for specific components.

Filing a bug or feature request

Before filing a new issue, please check if it is already reported in the issues list. Let us know what issues are important to you by starring an existing issue.

Submitting a new issue is easy. Once you click "Create Issue", search for the appropriate component for your issue. Alternatively, you can just follow the correct issue creation link for each component listed in Report Bugs.

Here's some helpful links to get you started!


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Relevant Links

Navigating and creating issues in the Android component

Navigating Google Issue Tracker

Google Issue Tracker announcements for other products