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Last Update: October 05, 2009 Asked by: Parul1 |
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Submitted by: vk1978
Bug Reporting: When we find a new bug we will file it in a reporting tool (ex
Test Director, Quality Center etc) with its Title/Description, steps to
reproduce, date of reporting, Tested by (reported by), Assigned to, Attachments
if any, severity, priority, build no, Module, test case number etc.
Bug Tracking : Bug Tracking is a process in which the status of bug is
traced, generally when a bug is find, tester will re-test it to make sure it is
reproducible and will raise the bug by adding its status to New / Open with
appropriate information and assign it to a particular developer or Manager/dev
Lead will assign to developers whenever they got new bug, developer change its
status to Under Assessment, and verifies whether it is a really a bug. If is it
not really a bug he will change the status to Reject and if it is a bug, he
makes sure whether it is a duplicate one, if yes changes status to Duplicate by
adding comments and then wait for the approval by the tester and tester will
verify it again, if it is duplicate he will close the bug. If the functionality
is not totally developed, developer will change the status to Deferred. If the
bug is a valid one, then developer will fix the bug and change the status to
fixed for verification, tester will do regression testing on new build and if
bug is fixed he will change the status to Test Passed and next close the bug, if
bug is not fixed he will change the status to Test Fail and re-assign to
developer, and this process will continue till the bug is fixed.
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