when u involved in uat suppose if u find one defect then do u
intmate it or not
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Answer Posted / vijay
When we involved in UAT if we find the defect then we
should intimate to the concern development team if they
have time to resolve that defect they can resolve. If they
dont have that much of time that will deliver the build and
that defect status is "KNOW ISSUE". That could be resolve
in next release.
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