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The JDK bug system (JBS) hosted at http://bugs.openjdk.java.netorg/ is a JIRA instance which provides bug tracking for Projects in the OpenJDK Community. A large fraction of the bugs are associated with a JDK Release Project, such as JDK 8, and are resolved by changes to the source code for such a Project.

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An OpenJDK Project may request that a JBS project be created to host its bugs by sending an email to ops@openjdk.java.netorg. In many cases, an existing JBS project should be used rather than creating a new JBS project. For example, a new JDK release would use the existing "JDK" project in JBS rather than creating a new project.

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• core-libs (core-libs-dev, nio-dev)
• client-libs (2d-dev, awt-dev, swing-dev, beans-dev, sound-devclient-libs-dev)
• security-libs (security-dev)
• other-libs
• deploy
• install
• tools (language-related tools discussed on compiler-dev)
• hotspot (hotspot-dev, hotspot-compiler-dev, hotspot-gc-dev, hotspot-runtime-dev)
• core-svc (serviceability-dev)

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General questions about JBS can be sent to discuss@openjdk.java.netorg.

Feature requests for JBS itself can be sent to ops@openjdk.javaorg.net.

Conclusion

Hofstadter's Law: It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's Law.
— Douglas Hofstadter, Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid

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