Not sure yet. Asana seems much better. Basically anything that doesn't encourage upper management to enforce unnecessary process. The fact that 2 of the 5 companies I've worked with have had full time jobs dedicated to "JIRA administrator" suggests that it's a majorly overcomplicated solution.
yeah... as someone that has used both. Asana sucks.
I feel like Asana is too unstructured last time I used it for a job.
For example if I remember it has no issue numbers like JIRA making it hard to reference tasks succinctly.
You mean administrating JIRA processes or administering the software itself? Any web app you install on your network is going to need to have someone managing it.
So far I have been pretty happy with Trello, actually. You can configure it as you want.
That said, at this point just use the bug tracker that is built-in to your git hosting solution.