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Answer Posted / bhavya_b
Bug Life Cycle is as follows
1. First when the bug is found, the status of the bug
should be NEW
2. And then there would be a triage meeting, where in the
QA Leads would meet in and verify whether the bug is valid
or not.
3. And if the bug is a valid one, the status of the bug
would be changed to "To Dev".
4. From To Dev, it goes to In Dev when the developers start
working on the bug
5. And when the Bug is fixed, the status of the bug would
be changed to "To QA" for the QA to retest the bug
6. From ToQA the status goes to InQA when the QA starts to
work on the bug
7. And finally if the bug is fixed, the status would be
changed to Closed. If not, the bug would be in FAiled QA
from where it would go again to "To Dev"
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