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What do we do when there is a known bug at the time of software release?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: March 06, 2009     Asked by: appravi 
  
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Submitted by: vk1978
 
If i find a defect at the time of software release, I will first escelate the defect to the Higher level Management, and based on their decession, i will raise the bug and High level management will mention it as a KNOWN issue in the Release Note or High level management might extent the project release date by consulting the client and fix the defect before release.

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rmamata
June 21, 2006 03:31:48   #1  
bugger        

RE: What do we do when there is a known bug at the tim...
mention that in the release notes!
 
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July 07, 2006 00:44:07   #2  
Bikramjeet Singh        

RE: What do we do when there is a known bug at the tim...
If there is any open bug at the time of release we mention in the release note which we send with the release in open list of issues. As we know if client finds that we have mentioned the issue in relese note he will not be worried about the type of testing being done on the application. But if he himself finds that bug it will hurt our company image.
 
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March 06, 2009 15:15:59   #3  
vk1978 Member Since: February 2009   Contribution: 174    

RE: What do we do when there is a known bug at the time of software release?
If i find a defect at the time of software release I will first escelate the defect to the Higher level Management and based on their decession i will raise the bug and High level management will mention it as a KNOWN issue in the Release Note or High level management might extent the project release date by consulting the client and fix the defect before release.
 
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