Hello. I am studying both Jira and Confluence. Which would we use to track issues in the documentation?
David McMurrey
Business, Government & Technical Communications
Austin Community College
davidm@austincc.edu
admin@mcmassociates.io
Hello @David McMurrey
Jira and Confluence can indeed work well together but can you tell us a bit more about what you are trying to achieve? How do you want to track issues in Confluence exactly?
I am trying to develop a course which introduces my students to Confluence. But I also want them to have a bit of exposure to how bug-tracking works. As I recall, documentation were sort of tracked at IBM AIX. Didn't seem like it at Dell.
Maybe system-based bug tracking is impractical for documentation?
David
Business, Government & Technical Communications
Austin Community College
https://mcmassociates.io/dmz_index.html
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No, I did not hear whether organizations use Confluence orv Jira to track issues in documentation. Is it just a wonky question? :o)
David McMurrey
Business, Government & Technical Communications
Austin Community College
https://mcmassociates.io/dmz_index.html
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