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this question i got from iflex anybody pls give some
useful information.
is it possible to get severity1bugs in thirds round
testing before release after two rounds of system testing
completed?
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Answer Posted / royal bhaskar
Yes, it is possible. It may occur while fixing previous
bugs. This is the main purpose of doing Regression testing
to find fixed bugs affected other parts of software
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