kuriakose

• Sep 30th, 2005

 

high severity means a matching high priority, take the example of a bugzilla with a high severity and a low priority. For example, if the defect is a problem that blocks use of a enhancement, but that enhancement is a corner case that has few (if any) users, then that bugzilla would be high severity but low priority.

sudhir deshmukh

• Nov 3rd, 2006

 

The example is :

Suppose you have an login screen on which if you will enter a 100 word password (normally no one is using) than it will come under high severity but at the release time if you are not having time to solve the bug than you can put this bug under this category.

You can solve the problem in next release.  

nirmmal

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• Feb 11th, 2007

 

Thr is a module in the application which is not at all working so it is given high severity but it will be have low priority if that module gets discarded for the release.