What might be the reasons for changing the status of a bug
to " NOT A BUG " ?
Answer Posted / m.srikanth
In three situations we will change the status of a bug to
"Not A Bug".
1.Hold:- Whenever the developer is confused to accept or
reject its as a bug. Then he or she put its on a hold.
2.As per Design: Whenever the developer is done some changes
to the application, its were aware of test engineer and test
engineer raises its as bug and developer explains its was
done as per design released latestly.
3.Tester Error: Whenever Developer's lead or Developer
confirms its as a tester error in findout the bug.
In this scenario's the developer changes status as bug to
"Not a Bug".
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