Wiki Page for bug reporting

[lnrd96]

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[DawidNiezgodka]

After initial research, I concluded that managing bugs via a wiki page is tedious and might lack consistency.
A possible work-around is creating a separate board for bugs, integrating bugs into the feature board, or using an external system for bug management, such as Notion.

[DawidNiezgodka]

After evaluating several different options, I came to the following conclusions:

1. Many online tools are actually paid resources. The free versions enable only a limited number of members (1-3)
2. Numerous resources offer many complex solutions, which is a significant overhead in our case (1 month till the end of the course)
3. Wiki page is a cumbersome and error-prone solution as it does not have any structure
4. Notion seemed like a good hit, but there are some sharing issues. Furthermore, the free version is limited.
5. Some open-source desktop apps for bug tracking (mantis, OTRS, Redmine, trac) exist. However, they all function as complete project management tools. Again, because we have just a month till the end, setting them up is a superfluous overhead.

If Notion does not work correctly, we might use our current board for bug tracking. All bugs reported in the board might have a specific template so that each report is consistent.

[DawidNiezgodka]

Here's an exemplary template for the bug reports: https://gist.github.com/czottmann/3402842

Using this, we might just have a wiki page that collects the bugs and contains the links to the bug-issues in the board: https://github.com/amosproj/amos2022ws04-specitem-database/wiki/Bugs