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When using Gitee for task management, it is inevitable that you will encounter problems or errors in tasks, such as common bugs. So how to set up task bugs in Gitee will be introduced in detail below.
First, we need to log in to the Gitee account and enter the task interface. On the Gitee homepage or the header menu bar, select "Tasks" to enter the task list page.
Click the "New Task" button to create a new task. When creating a new task, you need to select the task type, assignee, follower, deadline and other information, and describe the task content, goals, specific requirements and other information in detail in the task description.
Find the task that needs to be set to bug in the task list, click the task name to enter the task details page. In the right sidebar of the task details page, find the "Task Status" column and set the status to "bug". And select the corresponding problem type in the "Problem Type" column, such as "Code Problem", "Operation Problem", etc.
If you need to explain the specific details of the problem or provide evidence, you can upload screenshots or add comments on the task details page. If there are multiple problems with a task, you can list them one by one in the comments and set corresponding descriptions and screenshots for each problem.
After the task is set to "bug", it will be marked as a problem that needs to be solved. When the assignee solves the problem, he can view the task status and problem description in the right sidebar of the task details page, and solve each problem one by one. If you can't solve the problem, you can also explain the reason and ask for help in the comments.
In short, it is very convenient to set the bug of a task in Gitee. You only need to set the task status to "bug" and describe the specific details of the problem in the task description. Then you can communicate and collaborate with others, and Finally solve the problem.
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