AI-generated Key Takeaways
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Google's Issue Tracker is an internal tool, selectively available to external public and partner users for collaboration on designated projects.
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Issue Tracker is not a general-purpose tool for public feedback on Google products; consult individual product documentation for feedback channels.
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Access is granted to public users on approved projects and partner users collaborating with Google on specific projects, with varying permissions.
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All users of Issue Tracker are subject to Google's Terms of Service, the Service Specific Terms, and the Google Privacy Policy.
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Issue Tracker's User Content and Conduct Policy outlines unacceptable content, including sensitive information and spam, with instructions for removal requests if such content is inadvertently submitted.
Issue Tracker is a tool used internally at Google to track bugs and feature requests during product development. It is available outside of Google for use by external public and partner users who need to collaborate with Google teams on specific projects.
Issue Tracker is not a general purpose issue-tracking tool and is not offered as a consumer product for external teams who want to use it for their own issue tracking. You cannot use this tool as a general place to submit feedback on Google products. Refer to the documentation for individual products for instructions on providing feedback.
Intended audience
Issue Tracker is intended for two sets of users:
- Public users of a limited set of approved projects designated by Google
- Partner users who are collaborating on specific projects with Google
Issue Tracker has access control permissions that govern which users can find, view, create and modify issues for each project. These permissions are specified by Google on a per-project basis. Non-Google users cannot add new projects to Issue Tracker or administer permissions.
Public users
Public users are users or developers of specific projects where Google has designated Issue Tracker as the issue tracking tool. Users and developers of projects where Issue Tracker is not the approved tracking tool cannot use it to track their own issues.
Public users can access Issue Tracker at the following URL: https://issuetracker.google.com
Partner users
Partner users are users from companies or organizations that are collaborating with Google on specific projects that use Issue Tracker.
Partner users should follow the partner specific access instructions and can access Issue Tracker at the following URL: https://partnerissuetracker.corp.google.com
Terms of Service
Use of Issue Tracker is governed by Google Terms of Service Terms of Service, the Service Specific Terms User Content and Conduct Policy and the Google Privacy Policy.
The Issue Tracker User Content and Conduct Policy details the types of information that are inappropriate for submitting to Issue Tracker which includes things like sensitive personal information and spam. Don't submit inappropriate content in Issue Tracker. If you have inadvertently submitted inappropriate content, request removal by filing a support ticket.