You Opened a Defect, for that you got a comment that "Its not a defect, this is according to new changes in requirement, later this point will added in requirement document" What status you will provide for this bug until the requirement update?

gsrmohan

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• Feb 21st, 2011

The developer set the status as "Wont Fix" for this .We don't have to close the defect.Once SRS is updated we can reopen the defect by adding comment to the defect.

TumuPavan

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• Feb 16th, 2011

There are 2 parts to this answer: 1) The bug that was reported was on Build X which is developed and deployed based on a frozen set of requirements. If the product deployed does not confirm to t...

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As a tester you found lot of defects/bugs in the entire test cycle. As the release date is near (within a week), you found many of the defect (24) is not yet closed. What are the closure action you will take?

mithr17

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• Oct 21st, 2011

Action items: 1. Determine how many are Priority 1 (P1), 2 (P2) and 3 (P3) bugs. 2. Send an email to all the project stake holders - BA, PM, Dev lead, QA manager, QA lead) with the # P1, P2, P3 out...

TumuPavan

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• Feb 16th, 2011

Some pieces of the puzzle are missing but let me attempt to answer What is the length of the test cycle? At which stage of the Test Cycle are these bugs reported? What are the Priorities / Sever...

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Suppose you found a defect and got a status as "Defered/ Suspended" and got comment that this defect will not be no longer in the next release from developer side. Deployment completed for next release and came for testing. What is your responsibility of this defect.

TumuPavan

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• Feb 16th, 2011

In my experience i have not followed the practice of logging new bugs to associate with a deferred bug. What I have seen and practiced with in my projects is have Developer will only resolve a bug...

sabnekar

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• Oct 30th, 2010

Generally such defects are called as Migrated defects.As per my experience.. We move such defects to new project in Quality center, so a new defect number is created in new release. Now that has to te...

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What are different weightages given for a Bug?

TumuPavan

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• Feb 16th, 2011

Severity (Severity is Absolute )  Severity 1: Bug causes system crash or data loss.Severity 2: Bug causes major functionality or other severe problems; product crashes in obscure cases.Severity 3...

vaibhavst

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• Dec 11th, 2010

Severity 1 -  Show stopper issue. In which case testing cannot be continued.Severity 2 - Not a show stopper but can considerably damage the system which is under testSeverity 3 - Minor functional...

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What more status can you give to a test case other than pass, fail, not run & blocked?

Venkataramana

• Jun 11th, 2013

Below are the statuses in JIRA tool...

Open
In Progress
Resolved
Reopen
Closed
Fixed
Cannot Reproduce
Duplicate
Wont Fix
Incomplete
Later
Remind
OPENED Change Request

Prathyusha

• Nov 2nd, 2011

The defect status are: '->WILL N'T TO BE FIX ' '->DEFFERED '->DUPLICATE '->RFE NEW '->ASSIGNED--->FIXED->CLOSE/REOPEN '->REJECT '->NEED MORE INFO ...

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