qa - bug life cycle - an overview

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Three conditions for something to be classified as a bug; Retest the bug before filing to ensure that the bug is 1) Not a fluke 2) Not an error from QA side Bug Tracking Tools = BugZilla and JIRA and QC If the bug is rejected by the developer; Then try to read the docs and put your logic and explain to the developer. Then check the developer logic and if conflict still present then escalate the issue to the BA only if nothing works.

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Page 1: QA - Bug life cycle - An Overview

Three conditions for something to be classified as a bug;

Retest the bug before filing to ensure that the bug is

1) Not a fluke 2) Not an error from QA side

Bug Tracking Tools = BugZilla and JIRA and QC

If the bug is rejected by the developer; Then try to read the docs and put your logic and explain to the developer. Then check the developer logic and if conflict still present then escalate the issue to the BA only if nothing works.

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BUGZILLA DASHBOARD

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Severity and Priority of Bug

Severity refers to the functionality; How much the code is broken. Priority refers to the business value of the bug and hence how soon the bug needs to be fixed. Hence, most of the times both are same. i.e S1 and P1 come together. Severity refers to the bug in cosmetic level or major recoverable functionality or unrecoverable

functionality or build failed. Priority refers to the business value that bug causes and hence how soon the bug needs to be

fixed.

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