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<h3 class="byline">Overview</h3>
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<h2 class="headline">Cross-project collaboration for shared bugs</h2>
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<th>Cross-project bug teams</th>
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<th>Monitor external trackers</th>
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<th>Web and email interfaces</th>
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<td>Create ad-hoc teams to tackle bugs that affect multiple
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<td>Link to instances of the same bug in external trackers,
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including Bugzilla, Sourceforge and Debian BTS.
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<td>Suits both new users and experienced developers.</td>
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<td>Group related bugs quickly and easily.</td>
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<h3>About the Launchpad Bug Tracker</h3>
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<p>Bugs aren't always found by the people who wrote the buggy code. If
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you find a bug in code that your project relies on, Launchpad helps
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you to create a cross-project team to solve it.
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<p>If both projects use Launchpad's bug tracker, you can share common
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bugs. Shared bugs appear in both project's bug lists and send
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updates to both project's bug contacts but retain separate bug
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<p>If your project is affected by a bug in code that is tracked by an
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external tracker - such as Bugzilla, Sourceforge or Debian BTS - you
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can ask Launchpad to report its current status on your project's bug
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<p>Everyday bug reporting and management are simple, thanks to an
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intuitive web interface. Experience developers, many of whom prefer
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email to the web, are well served by a comprehensive email
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