Bugzilla

Bugzilla is a database for bugs. It lets people report bugs and assigns these bugs to the appropriate developers. Developers can use bugzilla to keep a to-do list as well as to prioritize, schedule and track dependencies.

• Users whose login name is not an email address could not log in on installations which use LDAP to authenticate users. (Bug 1179160)
• If a mandatory custom field was hidden, it was not possible to create a new bug or to edit existing ones. (Bug 1183398 and bug 1196969)
• A user editing his login name to point to a non-existent email address could cause Bugzilla to stop working, causing a denial of service. (Bug 1194987)
• Emails generated during a transaction made PostgreSQL stop working. (Bug 1186700)
• Bugs containing a comment with a reference to a bug ID larger than 2^31 could not be displayed anymore using PostgreSQL. (Bug 1191937)
• Emails sent by Bugzilla are now correctly encoded as UTF-8. (Bug 714724)
• The date picker in the "Time Summary" page was broken. (Bug 1181649)
• If Test::Taint or any other Perl module required to use the JSON-RPC API was not installed or was too old, the UI to tag comments was displayed anyway, you could tag comments, but tags were not persistent (they were lost on page reload). Now the UI to tag comments is not displayed at all until the missing Perl modules are installed and up-to-date. (Bug 1183227)
• Custom fields of type INTEGER now accept negative integers. (Bug 1198659)
• On Windows, the checksetup.pl installation script no longer asks for a SMTP server. It can be set after the installation is complete. (Bug 1191255)