Which is the better way to explain tipical bug life cycle?
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Answer / softwaretester4u
The bug cycle comes like :
New---
Open--
Fixed--
failed-
re-open--
closed---
Defferd
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Better way of Bug Life Cycle:
---> Bug(Found)
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Open/Raising the bug(Assinging to the concern person)
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Fixed from Developer side
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Retesting(After getting fixed status from dev.)
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If Fixed--->then-->Verified and Closed
-else (means Failed)---> re-open and assign back to the
developer |
Special Case: Change the status to deffered(if can't
resolve in this phase or permanently)
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Answer / sunder
1 indentify the bug and reproduce the bug
2. reporting the bug
3. assign the bug
4. verify the bug and reproducing the bug
5. fix the bug (if it is valid)
6. verify the bug after fixing
7. close the bug
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Answer / ram balaji
stlc method is good for explain the tipical life cycle
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