Answer Posted / nagk24
Defect life cycle:Find new defect-->Reproduce(confirmation)-->
Report defect-->Fix defect/resolve(By
developer)-->Regression/retest-->Close defect if it has no
defects in regression or retest OR Reopen AND REPORT TO
DEVELOPER if find ANY NEW
DEFECT STATUS;-during above life cycle defect has various status
1)new(when new defect is find)
2)open(assigned to developer)
3)fixed(resolved by developer)
4)defer(developer postpone fixing)
5)Duplicate(current defect is arise due to previous,if
previous resolved it will be resolved automatically )
6)Reject(developer dint accept the defect)
7)closed(defect fixed)
8)reopen(if defect found in regression or retest)
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