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can any one explain the example of high servity and low
priority, low servity and high priority, high servity and
high priority, low servity and low priority
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Answer Posted / sethupathy
Guys,
Please remember
Severity - How defines the impact of the bug to the system.
Priority – How soon the bug should be fixed in the pre
planned release cycle.
Based on the information, you can imagine as many number of
bugs you can.
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