What is pending/Rejected defect. Did ever come across such defect? Give example
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Answer / @mit
First of All,i would like to tell that Status of Defect may
vary from Tool to tool.
Rejected Defect are those Defetcs which are Rejected by
Developers,if Defect is not correct,not Reproduced again in
front of Tester or by mentioning the Steps to Reproduce are
incorrect.
Tester may face that kind of situation if They are New to
Application,Lack of Domain Knowledge,Unclear understanding
of Requirement or FRESHER.
Plz correct me if i m wrong.
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Answer / jyothiish.s r
In addition of lack of domain knowledge and Fresher, defect
rejection can be happened
1. Developer using different platform.
2. Difference in application version.
3. Test data difference.
Pending Defects means developer will rectify those bugs in
new version (e.g.: due to some functionality issues or need
client discussion) so he/she will put the status as
deferred.
Plz correct it, if its wrong..
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