what is lifecycle of a buG???
give an example of high severioty and low priority bug???
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Answer / ranjith kumar
Bug life cycle means detect defect,defect
reproducable,defect report,bug fixing,bug closing.
seviority tells how worst the application is.
PRIORITY tells how fast the bug should be fixed.
suppose if the data is not saved into the database after
inserting some records say 200 records then this comes
under high seviorith and low priority.Because this should
be fixed before delivered to the client but not urgent.
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Answer / pramod mallick
Suppose, there is a parameter in your application, when
turns on, application shows "run time error", which is a
high severity bug,
but the parameter would be turned on, in next release or
next version, till that time, the parameter could be turned
off and and application works fine with that paramter turned
off,
then, this is high severity and low priority. This bug can
be fixed in next release or next version itself.
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