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According to Atlassian, JIRA is used for issue tracking and project management by over 25,000 customers in 122 countries around the globe, Jira Includes tools allowing migration from Competitor Buzgilla (mentioned Below). Compared to Bugzilla JIRA is more internally customisable. Bugzilla has a single, fixed, state machine to represent the lifecycle of a 'bug'. All such bugs are assumed to follow the same fixed pattern of detection, repair and test. All bugs must also have the same lifecycle. JIRA allows this state machine to be changed by its users, and also for different classes of issue to be tracked, each with their own state machine. This makes JIRA far more flexible: it may be used as a more general "issue tracker" rather than solely
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