As a testing engineer what to do if same defect is occured
again in the software??
Answer Posted / rajendra_penumalli
Due to one of the following cases this condition may happen:
1. The same old code is given for testing without
fixing the bug
2. Development team released wrong code ie. Instead
of latest bug fixed code release same old previous bug
contained code released for testing.
3. Development team forgot to fix the bug and
accidentally closed the bug in bug tracking tool
4. Due to some settings in development environment
the bug looks like fixed
The reason may be nay thing,
Every software release, development also sends the release
notes , and it contains the resolved /fixed defects
details (or at least defect ID) .
Then testing team will perform Smoke testing followed by
defect verification testing for the defects that mentioned
in Build Release notes .
If any bug/defect that mentioned as closed in release notes
and if it is not fixed in application
Then testing team will reject the build for testing and
development team should fix the bug and then they should
release another version of the software build.
I think you are clear now.
Thanks
Rajendra_penumalli
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