What you will do

You are executing a test case, test case passes but some other bug is there and you noticed that, what you will do? and if you will report it then how?:)

1)If the bug is a result of the implementation of the new specification under test, the bug will be reported and and will follow the normal bug cycle.
Here what i mean is that the Test Case is not the only criteria to indicate the complete coverage of testing.

2) If the bug was an existing one and was not identified previously, this will be reported to indicate the existence of the bug in the system. The bug will be rectified based on the severity/priority.

During execution process if we found any deffects/bugs we will keep bug report to common access folder and we will intimate to development via email(like we found one bug, please check those bugs on common access folder)

during execution process if we found bug at first time then we send report to development team along with the status as "New"

suppose if we found bug which is already existed previously(resolved by developer) then also we will send bug report to development team along with detailed information, snap shots screens according to the bug raised.

So that if any time bug is raised during execution process then we send bug reports to development team.

I think no one get my question right.
I mean to asking the question is that, you are running a testcase and testcase execute as per expected, but you notice something like bug, which was not the part of that testcase, and you have no testcase to test that bug, then what you will do?

Any thing found during testing should be reported.

Then the tester should try to have new Testcases written for the same issue if its a new path if not then the existing TC should be modified and go for the review.

Thanks,
Kunal

[QUOTE=jainbrijesh;17803]I think no one get my question right.
I mean to asking the question is that, you are running a testcase and testcase execute as per expected, but you notice something like bug, which was not the part of that testcase, and you have no testcase to test that bug, then what you will do?[/QUOTE]

Read my comment above... :)

[QUOTE=jainbrijesh;17803]I think no one get my question right.
I mean to asking the question is that, you are running a testcase and testcase execute as per expected, but you notice something like bug, which was not the part of that testcase, and you have no testcase to test that bug, then what you will do?[/QUOTE]

We need to understand that the Test Case prepared may not be 100% complete, in other words the Test Case prepared may have defects in it.
So if one finds a defect which was overlooked during Test case preparation phase then also we need to flow the same bug cycle.


On second thoughts there may be some process wherein if one needs to update the TC during the execution phase then he may have have to go thru the CR cycle.