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Can a localization of bugzilla be translated into another language?


Asked by Yosef Rich on Dec 07, 2021 FAQ



Bugzilla uses a template system and those templates can be translated into other languages. This is a list of currently-known localizations of the Bugzilla UI. These are third-party contributions, so if you need help with any of them, please contact the maintainer of the particular localization.
Subsequently,
All of Bugzilla fully supports Unicode, including multi-byte languages such as Japanese and Chinese. You can enter data into Bugzilla in Unicode, and you can search and sort all data correctly in Unicode.
Accordingly, For an in-depth look into the differences between localization and translation, read on, and in the process you will also encounter another term – internationalization. While translation means converting the source text into another language, it does not mean that it is a mechanical process.
Also,
Bugzilla supports the ability to move a bug from one Bugzilla installation to another. This even works across versions--you can move a bug from a Bugzilla 2.16 installation to a Bugzilla 3.0 installation without having to do any manual work.
Indeed,
The Request System is a method of asking other users to do something with a particular bug or attachment. That other user can then grant (say "yes" to) your request, or deny (say "no" to) your request, and Bugzilla keeps track of their answer.