A defect occured in version 1 but it raises in version 5 then What you have to do?

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rahulskin

  • Sep 18th, 2009
 

When tester receives the feedback from Developers that the defect is "Resolved", tester should test the same and if it is fixed "Close" the defect or "Reopen" the defect.

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kurtz182

  • Dec 6th, 2009
 

A defect that occurred in Version 1 of a product is rediscovered in Version 5.  What would I do?

1) I would first review the old defect report to gain knowledge on similarities and differences.  Is there anything I can learn to determine how the problem resurfaced?2) Since three versions of the product have released without this defect, I would likely open a new defect and reference the old one.
3) I would have the dev team check software versioning to determine whether old files found their way into the most recent build.
4) I would author regression test case(s) to cover this vulnerable functionality. 

kurtz182

  • Dec 6th, 2009
 

A defect that occurred in Version 1 of a product is rediscovered in Version 5. What would I do?

1) I would first review the old defect report to gain knowledge on similarities and differences. Is there anything I can learn to determine how the problem resurfaced?
2) Since three versions of the product have released without this defect I would likely open a new defect and reference the old one.
3) I would have the dev team check software versioning to determine whether old files found their way into the most recent build.
4) I would author regression test case(s) to cover this vulnerable functionality.

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